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LAB SPECIALIST
The Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia (UVA) seeks applications for two Lab Specialists in the Doney Lab. Our mission is to advance understanding of the environment through interdisciplinary scientific research, education, and service. For more information about the Department of Environmental Sciences, please go to https://evsc.as.virginia.edu/mission-statement.
The successful candidates will be expected to contribute to computational research on ocean and atmosphere biogeochemistry using data analysis, remote sensing, and numerical modeling techniques. The candidates will work directly with Professor Scott Doney in the Department of Environmental Sciences. Qualified candidates must have a background with oceanographic or atmospheric data sets and models is preferred. Ability to use advanced statistical data analysis software such as Matlab, R or SciPy, verbal and written communication abilities, ability to work as a member of a team, and ability to organize and complete tasks. The Lab Specialists will report to Scott Doney, Joe D & Helen J Kington Professor of Environmental Sciences. Please visit the job advertisement for more details.
Bridge-to-PhD Fellowship
Our Bridge-to-PhD program supports the transition of students with undergraduate degrees and an interest in research careers into ocean science graduate programs. Each year, 4-5 new B2P fellows are welcomed into C-CoMP research groups. The 2-year, paid fellowship program provides sufficient time for students to establish core competencies in their relevant fields while benefiting from tailored mentoring and professional development. They will work in science disciplines ranging from marine chemistry to microbial ecology to data science by matching their disciplinary interests with C-CoMP faculty, and carry out research aligned with the science objectives of the Center. Visit the Bridge-to-PhD Fellowship webpage to learn more!
MIT-WHOI Joint PhD Program
Are you Interested in learning more about the MIT-WHOI Joint Program in Oceanography/Applied Ocean Science and Engineering?
The Joint Program is a 5-year doctoral program that leverages that combined strengths of MIT and WHOI provide research and educational opportunities across the scientific and engineering disciplines that contribute to understanding ocean science in the broadest sense. The Joint Program is committed to providing five years of tuition and stipend support to every student who is admitted, assuming satisfactory progress in the program.If you want to learn more, please join our upcoming Info Session for prospective applicants!
When: July 22nd at 3pm EDT.
How: Please use this Zoom link to join.
What: During this live virtual Info Session, prospective students will learn what makes a strong application, and get their questions answered by faculty, students, and admissions staff.We anticipate having additional Info Sessions in October and November.
Stay tuned to our website for details.