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Les métiers de la mer et de l'environnement et les emplois
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Stages et emplois
Stages
- Thèses - PostDocs/ATER
- Emplois - Prix
depuis 14/04/2006
- mise en place du nouveau site des Relations
Internationales : (mise en ligne 02/05/06)
http://www.univmed.fr/relations_internationales/
Ce site est orienté en fonction de trois utilisateurs potentiels,
notamment :
- Les étudiants de U2 souhaitant partir en programme d'échange
- les étudiants Internationaux souhaitant venir étudier
à U2
- Les enseignants souhaitant avoir des informations sur les possibilités
de mobilité au sein de U2.
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- Offres stages conventionnés, jobs,
séjours, hébergements : Angleterre, Espagne
(affiche)
(formulaire)
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- Formation à l'université
de Tahilande:
The MSc in Biodiversity, Conservation
and Ecotourism is offered by University of Newcastle jointly
with Naresuan University in Thailand.
Students will be based full time on campus
in Thailand. Tuition will be both face to face and by distance
learning (the Newcastle contribution). The course has been developed
through the EC Asia Link programme and includes expert contributions
from Lund University in Sweden and
Colorado State University, USA.
Taught over 2 years, the course is a
chance for students to be part of an international learning
environment with teachers and classmates from around the world.
Thailand is a renowned biodiversity 'hotspot' with rich cultural
heritage and a booming tourism industry, the combination often
in conflict. Masters students based there have the chance of
fascinating insights and great potential for research projects
with high quality fieldwork.
If this sounds exciting and you would
like further information, please see the dedicated website at
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/biodiversity
Or E-mail: biodiversity@ncl.ac.uk
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- Stage d'Ecologie à Arcachon (lien)
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- Graduate Student Position Available
Optical Properties of a Large Interior Sea: Hudson Bay (Canada)
Université du Québec à Rimouski
Closing Date: Monday, 20 March 2006
For more information, please contact:
Pierre Larouche, Institut Maurice-Lamontagne
E-mail: LaroucheP@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
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Applications are invited for a two-year M.S. student position
focusing
on the analysis of apparent and inherent optical properties
of the
Hudson Bay (Canada). This water body is a large interior sea
with an
area close to 1 million square kilometers. The water optical
properties
are strongly affected by the freshwater runoff of multiple rivers
located around the periphery of the bay. The project consists
of
analyzing a set of data to understand the spatial and temporal
influence
of river waters on the optical properties. This analysis will
lead to
the validation of actual remote sensing algorithms used to process
ocean
color images and possibly to the development of regional algorithms.
The
candidate is expected to participate in a research cruise in
spring-summer 2007 to acquire new optical properties data in
the Hudson
Bay. The position will work collaboratively within a Network
of Centres
of Excellence known as ArcticNet. For more information about
ArcticNet,
please go to: http://www.arcticnet.ulaval.ca
The Université du Québec
à Rimouski is a french university. All courses
will be in french but the thesis can be written in English.
The expected
starting date is September 2006.
The applicant should have:
- B.Sc. in environmental science, biology,
physics
- Enthusiasm for field work
To apply, please send a cover letter
and resume to:
Pierre Larouche
Institut Maurice-Lamontagne
PO Box 1000
Mont-Joli, QC G5H 3Z4
Canada
E-mail: LaroucheP@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
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- stage 2006 "ECOLOGIE MARINE"
à Pâques, à la Station de
Biologie Marine de Concarneau (du MNHN) (lien)
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- The Environmental Science Program at American
University in Washington DC invites applications from students
interested in graduate work at the interface of science and policy.
Funded positions are available as early as January 2006.
Because of increased funding for the coming year, we anticipate
being able to support a larger class for 06/07.
Located minutes from downtown DC, and the states of Maryland and
Virginia, graduate students in our program have the unique opportunity
to build on classroom instruction with internships and fellowships
at all levels of government as well as with the many NGO's headquartered
in this region.
The Environmental Studies Program offers competitive fellowships,
teaching assistantships and student grants to qualified applicants
and, as noted above, we anticipate and increase in awards for
06/07. For more information, go to:
www.american.edu/cas/env_std/environ_about.html
or contact Dr. Stephen
MacAvoy at macavoy@american.edu
or 202-885-3003
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- 2006 summer intership program : Participate
in a ten-week mentored internship program (June 12 – August 18,
2006) (lien).
Deadline: All materials must be received by February 16, 2006.
Selected candidates will be contacted by the end of March.
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- Guilde des doctorants (lien
permanent)
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- PhD position - UCD Dublin, Ireland
EU-nationals are invited to apply for a 3-year PhD scholarship
in the
MarBEE group at the UCD School of Biological & Environmental
Science
in Dublin, working
with Dr Stefano Mariani in a newly-established group focusing
on the
evolutionary ecology and fisheries genetics of marine animals.
The research is funded by Science Foundation Ireland, under
the
Research Frontieres Programme, and is aimed at understanding
the
population genetic consequences of sex change in marine fish,
using
molecular genetics, meta-analysis and computer modelling. The
project
will entail extensive molecular biology laboratory activity,
fieldwork
periods in the Mediterranean and South Africa, as well as intense
computer-based work.
Candidates should ideally already possess a Master-level degree
in
empirical population genetics or evolutionary biology, though
we
welcome applicants from other disciplines such as marine biology,
zoology, ecology, as well as candidates with backgrounds in
bioinformatics and applied mathematics, with a strong interest
in
biological systems.
Proficiency in molecular laboratory techniques would be very
advantageous, as would
some experience of computer modelling. Strong enthusiasm for
fieldwork
in marine coastal habitats and commitment to interdisciplinary
research are critical.
The appointee will join the Marine Biodiversity, Ecology &
Evolution
Group and the Molecular Genetics Lab, which together comprise
12 PhD
students, 2 Post-doctoral fellows and three academic staff,
working
on a broad range of topics from comparative genomics, molecular
phylogenetics and population genetics, to fisheries science,
community
ecology and ecosystem management.
For more details visit: http://www.ucd.ie/zoology/marbee/
Application procedure:
Please send a 1-page covering letter and a CV no longer than
2 pages,
plus names and emails of three people who can be contacted for
references, to: stefano.mariani@ucd.ie
Closing date for applications: 30th June 2006 (interviews
between July
and August).
Project start date: strictly 1st September 2006.
Scholarship includes payment of university fees plus a monthly
stipend
of 1,300 EUR.
Committed to Equal Opportunities.
Feel free to contact me for any further information about the
project
and related issues.
Best,
Stefano Mariani
Dr Stefano Mariani
MARine Biodiversity, Ecology & Evolution
UCD School of Biological & Environmental Science
Science and Education Research Centre (West)
University College Dublin
Belfield
Dublin 4
Republic of Ireland
tel. +353.1.716.2347
fax. +353.1.716.1152
http://www.ucd.ie/zoology/marbee/
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- Ph.D. position in Arctic Marine Ecology is available at the
Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromsø,
in collaboration with the Norwegian Polar Institute. The position
is linked to the ARCTOS science trainee school ( http://www.nfh.uit.no/arctos
).
The candidate will conduct research on marine ecosystems in fjords
on Svalbard and in the Marginal Ice Zone, with special focus on
the daubed shanny (Leptoclinus maculates) and its role in these
ecosystems. Lipid composition and its storage structures, stable
isotopes for trophic relationships, and energy transfer between
lower and higher trophic levels involving this species, will be
studied for different life stages of this fish. This species have
pelagic, lipid-rich larvae and becomes a benthic dweller at soft
bottoms during older stages. The physiological changes with regard
to lipids and feeding modes during the different life stages will
be studied both in the field and the laboratory.
The stipendiate will become part of the ARCTOS collaboration between
the University of Tromsø, Norwegian Polar Institute, Akvaplan-niva
and the University Centre on Svalbard. The field work will be
conducted in Svalbard waters, and the laboratory experiments at
the Arctic Marine Laboratory in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard.
Qualifications. The applicant should have a graduate degree in
marine ecology/fisheries biology or equivalent education with
relevant course combination. It is desirable that the applicant
has qualifications in lipid chemistry, statistics, and experiments
involving fish or other marine organisms.
Salary. The salary code is 1017, level 39 (about NOK 292,500 annually).
The term for hiring is 4 years for completion of Ph.D., including
25% teaching assistant position.
Academically, the position will be under the Norwegian College
of Fishery Science, University of Tromsø. The candidate
will be supervised by experienced researchers at the University
of Tromsø and at the Norwegian Polar Institute.
Application: Application form is at www.jobbnord.no
. The applicant needs to make a 2-page relevant project description
for a potential Ph.D. thesis on this topic, as part of the application.
CV, certified transcripts and attests, named references, as well
as letter of interest need to be submitted in 5 copies, and reprints
of papers as 3 full sets.
The application need to be submitted to: Norwegian Fishery College,
University of Tromsø, N-9037 Tromsø, Norway. Application
deadline is: 19 June 2006
Contact at the Norwegian Polar Institute: Dr. Stig Falk-Petersen
(Phone. +47 77 75 05 32; e-mail: Stig@npolar.no).
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- 9 PhD fellowships on marine sciences (from oceanography to genetics)
are available at Station Biologique de Roscoff, France funded
by the
European Commission under FP6-Marie Curie Actions/EST. Deadline:
May
26, 2006.
The SBR is leader of the network of excellence Marine Genomics
Europe
and is a european leading training centre in marine molecular
biology.
The salaries are attractives, the application are open to european
and
non european fellows and Women are highly encouraged to apply
>>>>registration at: http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/
>>>>Deadline: 26 May 2006
>>>>Interview: 15-16 June 2006
>>>>Start : September - November 2006
>>>DOC
>>>information at: houbin@sb-roscoff.fr
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- PhD Studentships
The SAGES partners are currently offering PhD studentship opportunities
to commence in autumn 2006 for selected projects under the three
SAGES themes of: 1. Landscape Dynamics; 2. The Terrestrial Carbon
Cycle; 3. Oceans Atmosphere & Climate.
These studentships will provide full UK/EU tuition fee, and stipend
and Research Training Support Grant at prevailing NERC rates (currently
£12,300 and £1150 respectively for 2006 entry). Successful
candidates from outside the EU will be required to provide funding
from their own sources for the difference between the EU and the
Overseas tuition fee.
Studentships are available now for 2006 entry to Themes 1 and
2. The deadline for applications is Monday 29th May
2006 and interviews will be held in Edinburgh on Wednesday
14 June.
Candidates should complete an application form and submit it
together with a 2-page curriculum vitae (cv), and the names
of three referees, to the Postgraduate Secretary at the School
of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh. Submissions must be
made electronically.
For contact information and detailed description visit
http://www.sages.ac.uk/studentships
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- 3-Year PhD position available at the Roscoff Marine Station,
Team: “Plankton Evolution and Paleoceans”.
The group “Plancton Oceanique” at the SBR in Brittany, France,
is a one of
the world leader in the fields of molecular ecology, evolution,
and
physiology of marine unicellular plankton
(http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/Phyto/).
The new team “Plankton Evolution and
Paleoceans” (PI: Colomban de Vargas; Research Engineer: Ian Probert;
PhD
students: Miguel Frada and Hui Liu) explores key aspects of the
biological, functional, and ecological diversities within the
two main
groups of pelagic micro-calcifiers: the coccolithophores and foraminifers.
Having build kilometer-thick, exceptionally well preserved carbonate
deposits at the ocean floor, these protists have played a
fundamental role in the ecology and geology of Earth System for
the last
~200 My. The biological (genomics, physiology, ecology, biogeography),
chemical (isotopics, trace elements within the micro-skeletons),
and
morphological (optic and electron microscopy) information we extract
from
living species are used to assess their mode and rate of evolution,
and
re-interpret their fossil record and impact on biogeochemical
cycles.
PhD project: Role of Red-Queen selection, life cycle, and
sex in the
evolution of
marine pelagic viruses and their hosts (coccolithophores).
This project will be co-supervised by Colomban de Vargas (SBR)
and Willie
Wilson (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, http://www.pml.ac.uk/pml/).
It is part
of ESTeam, a new European PhD program of excellence in marine
genomics and
molecular ecology, hold at the SBR (http://www.sbroscoff.fr/ESTeam/).
Project Abstract: Modern optical and genomic techniques
have revealed
extremely abundant and
diverse marine planktonic viruses. Although the influence of viruses
on
marine geochemical cycles
(via the regulation of host populations), and prokaryote evolution
(via
lateral gene transfer), is well
recognized, the processes creating and maintaining such huge oceanic
viral
diversity, including its rate of evolution, are largely unknown.
Mechanisms of co-evolution between hosts and their viruses, where
both are
fighting to respectively decrease and increase virulence, are
certainly
playing critical roles. We propose to test two main hypotheses,
using the
coccolithophore Emiliania huxleyi as model: (A) virulence in pelagic
host-virus interactions is highly specific, constrained by the
boundaries
between species, sub-species, or strains; (B) virulence is not
species
specific, but life-stages specific, and thus constrained by the
sexual
alternation between haploid and diploid populations. Experiments
will test
if “Red-Queen” processes are driving ecological/evolutionary
diversification in coccolithoviruses and their hosts, and will
address
whether host evolution is driven by rapid genomic mutations, or
rather by
genomic restructuring through haploidization and/or genetic recombination
associated with sex. Results will enhance our understanding of
the nature
and tempo of evolution of planktonic host-virus interactions.
The complete project can be downloaded @:
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam//Theses/ESTeam_DeVargas.pdf
Application dealine: May 26th 2006; Interviews:
June 15-16th 2006;
Starting date: Fall 2006.
Salary: 1532,94 Euros net/month; in addition: travel allowance,
750
€/year; mobility: 523,50 €/month; career exploration: 2000 €/fellow.
Further detail about the ESTeam program can be found @
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/.
Application form can be found @ http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/
and will
be sent, together
with a CV, a letter of motivation, and 2 recommendation letters,
to
houbin@sb-roscoff.fr,
i.e.
Mrs Celine Houbin, ESTeam operational manager, SBR/CNRS-UPMC,
BP74,
F-29682 cedex,
FRANCE. A copy of the documents should be emailed to the Dr. Colomban
de
Vargas,
vargas@sb-roscoff.fr;
Any questions? Do not hesitate to call: 00 33 2 98
29 25 28.
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- PhD position in Comparative Phylogeography/Conservation Genetics
of
Patagonian fish
Support for a PhD position is expected to become available
at Dalhousie
University (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) for research in comparative
phylogeography and conservation genetics of fish in Patagonia.
The
student will develop a research project that uses molecular
genetic and phenotypic
approaches to the examine issues in phylogeography, adaptive
radiation
and/or conservation genetics. The successful candidate should
have experience
with molecular techniques and should have a strong interest
in population
genetics and statistics. Fieldwork in Patagonia will take place
in collaboration
with scientists from Argentina and Chile. The position is expected
to start
in the 2006/2007 academic year, pending funding approval
and is contingent
upon acceptance to the Department of Biology graduate program.
For more information please contact: Daniel E Ruzzante, Associate
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Marine Conservation Genetics,
Department of
Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada,
B3H 4J1.(email:
daniel.ruzzante@dal.ca,
http://myweb.dal.ca/~ruzzante)
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- Two Ph.D. Positions Available
Stockholm University
Application Deadline: Wednesday, 10 May 2006
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Stockholm University will launch a cross-departmental Climate
Research
School that is planned to start during the autumn of 2006.
Two Ph.D. projects briefly described below address the Arctic
and are
included in the Climate Research School. For further information
and
instructions on how to apply for these positions, please see:
http://www.geo.su.se/klimatforskarskolan
Arctic Ocean Glacial-Interglacial Circulation Regimes
Lomonosov Ridge off Greenland (LOMROG) is a
geological/geophysical/oceanographic project that will take
place during
the International Polar Year (2007) with the Swedish icebreaker
Oden.
The main focus for the expedition is the virtually unexplored
area of
the submarine Lomonosov Ridge north of Greenland. This is a
key area for
the study of the paleoceanography and glacial history of the
Arctic
Ocean. Scientific questions concerning the deepwater exchange
between
the Eurasian and Amerasian basins, the return flow of Atlantic
water,
and the Arctic Ocean glacial-interglacial circulation regimes
will be
addressed through studies of the seafloor morphology and accumulated
bottom sediments of this area. The Oden will be equipped with
hull-mounted multibeam bathymetric sonar and a chirp subbottom
profiler
during 2006-2007. The Ph.D. candidate will participate in LOMROG
2007
and his/her project will be focused on the processing and analyses
of
multibeam/chirp sonar data and sediment cores from the area
north of
Greenland with the purpose of relating seafloor morphology and
sedimentation to oceanographic processes.
For more information about the project and position, contact:
Martin Jakobsson, Associate Professor
Department of Geology and Geochemistry
E-mail: martin.jakobsson@geo.su.se
Phone: +46 8 16 4719
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Dynamics of Carbon in the Soils and Peats of Shifting Northern
Landscapes
Carbon presently sequestered in frozen soils and peats is vulnerable
to
global warming, which is expected to be most pronounced in northern
regions. The most recent state-of-the-art climate model ensembles
run
with the new SRES scenarios suggest temperature increases as
large as 4
to 7 C by the end of the 21st century. Changes in the regional
carbon
budget of northern ecosystems could trigger significant feedbacks
to the
climate system that have consequences not only for the region
itself but
for future climate in the whole of Europe and around the world.
Important changes on land include permafrost thawing, the northward
migration of the arctic treeline and forestry practices affecting
carbon
sink and surface albedo and its consequences for soil organic
matter
(SOM) degradation and greenhouse gas emissions, and changes
in leaching
and TOC export by changes in surface hydrology. The student
will work to
assess the susceptibility for decomposition of SOM within the
context of
trace gas dynamics at the landscape level by using a hierarchy
of
increasingly sophisticated geochemical techniques from laboratory
incubation assays to stable isotope analyses of bulk C, water,
and
evolved CO2 and CH4. Potentially specific biomarker analyses
and
compound specific 14 C analyses can be included. Field sites
include
Stordalen Mire in northern Sweden and three meso-scale river
basins in
northeast European Russia across the treeline to tundra transition
and
one river basin in the taiga.
For more information about the project, contact:
Patrick Crill, Professor
Department of Geology and Geochemistry
E-mail: patrick.crill@geo.su.se
Phone: +46 8 16 4770
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- Offer for a PhD position at the Lake Research Institute of Eawag
in the field of physical-geochemical processes near and at the
sediment and on modeling. Please forward this notice to whoever
may be intereste (lien)
(mis en ligne 02/05/06)
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- A 3-year PhD studentship for a non-French citizen is available
at the Station Biologique de Roscoff (Britanny, France) (mise
en ligne 02/05/06)
Subject:
The application of modern genomic methodologies to novel model
organisms is opening new avenues of research in marine biology.
The brown algae are a particularly interesting group because
they have evolved complex multicellular development independently
of the classic animal and terrestrial plant models and because
of recent progress towards the establishment of a complete genome
sequence and genetic and genomic tools for a model brown alga,
Ectocarpus siliculosus. The project proposed here will use a
combination of approaches to investigate the genetic control
of sporophyte/gametophyte alternation during the life cycle
of Ectocarpus with the aim of identifying important general
mechanisms of developmental control. The project will involve
the use of genomic, genetic and cell biology methodologies to
characterise recently identified mutants with aberrant life
cycles and will benefit from tools such as a dedicated
sporophyte/gametophyte microarray that have been developed within
the
group.
For more details on the project see http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/proposals.php
Applications must be made through the ESTeam office web page
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/office.php
Dont hesitate to call (00 33298 29 23 60) if you have any questions.
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- PhD project: Role of Red-Queen selection, life cycle, and sex
in the evolution of marine pelagic viruses and their hosts (coccolithophores).
(mise en ligne 02/05/06)
This project will be co-supervised by Colomban de Vargas (SBR)
and Willie Wilson (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, http://www.pml.ac.uk/pml/).
It is part of ESTeam, a new European PhD program of excellence
in marine genomics and molecular ecology, hosted at the SBR
(http://www.sbroscoff.fr/ESTeam/).
The complete project can be downloaded @:
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam//Theses/ESTeam_DeVargas.pdf
Application dealine: May 26th 2006;
Interviews: June 15-16th 2006;
Starting date: Fall 2006. Salary: 1532,94 Euros net/month; in
addition: travel allowance, 750 =E2=82=AC/year; mobility: 523,50
=E2=82=AC/month; career
exploration: 2000 =E2=82=AC/fellow. Further detail about the
ESTeam program can be found @ http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/.
Application form can be found @ http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/
and will be sent, together with a CV, a letter of motivation,
and 2 recommendation letters, to houbin@sb-roscoff.fr,
i.e. Mrs Celine Houbin, ESTeam operational manager, SBR/CNRS-UPMC,
BP74, F-29682 cedex, FRANCE. A copy of the documents should
be emailed to the Dr. Colomban de Vargas, vargas@sb-roscoff.fr;
Any questions? Do not hesitate to call: 00 33 2 98 29 25 28.
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- PhD project: Role of Red-Queen selection, life cycle, and sex
in the
evolution of marine pelagic viruses and their hosts (coccolithophores).
(mise en ligne 02/05/06)
This project will be co-supervised by Colomban de Vargas (SBR)
and Willie
Wilson (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, http://www.pml.ac.uk/pml/).
It is part
of ESTeam, a new European PhD program of excellence in marine
genomics and
molecular ecology, hosted at the SBR (http://www.sbroscoff.
>fr/ESTeam/).
Project Abstract: Modern optical and genomic techniques have
revealed
extremely abundant and diverse marine planktonic viruses. Although
the
influence of viruses on marine geochemical cycles (via the regulation
of
host populations), and prokaryote evolution (via lateral gene
transfer),
is well recognized, the processes creating and maintaining such
huge
oceanic viral diversity, including its rate of evolution, are
largely
unknown. Mechanisms of co-evolution between hosts and their
viruses, where
both are fighting to respectively decrease and increase virulence,
are
certainly playing critical roles. We propose to test two main
hypotheses,
using the coccolithophore Emiliania huxleyi as model: (A) virulence
in
pelagic host-virus interactions is highly specific, constrained
by the
boundaries between species, sub-species, or strains; (B) virulence
is not
species specific, but life-stages specific, and thus constrained
by the
sexual alternation between haploid and diploid populations.
Experiments
will test if “Red-Queen†processes are driving
ecological/evolutionary
diversification in coccolithoviruses and their hosts, and will
address
whether host evolution is driven by rapid genomic mutations,
or rather by
genomic restructuring through haploidization and/or genetic
recombination
associated with sex. Results will enhance our understanding
of the nature
and tempo of evolution of planktonic host-virus interactions.
The complete project can be downloaded @:
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam//Theses/ESTeam_DeVargas.pdf
Application dealine: May 26th 2006; Interviews:
June 15-16th 2006;
Starting date: Fall 2006. Salary: 1532,94 Euros net/month; in
addition:
travel allowance, 750 €/year; mobility: 523,50 €/month;
career
exploration: 2000 €/fellow. Further detail about
the ESTeam program can be
found @ http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/.
Application form can be found @ http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/
and will
be sent, together with a CV, a letter of motivation, and 2 recommendation
letters, to houbin@sb-roscoff.fr,
i.e. Mrs Celine Houbin, ESTeam
operational manager, SBR/CNRS-UPMC, BP74, F-29682 cedex, FRANCE.
A copy of
the documents should be emailed to the Dr. Colomban de Vargas,
vargas@sb-roscoff.fr; Any questions? Do not hesitate to call:
00 33 2 98
29 25 28.
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- Nine 3 year Marie Curie PhD studentships available at the Station
Biologique
of Roscoff in the frame of the ESTeam proposal for early-stage
researchers to
complete a PhD thesis, starting in 2006, within its research teams.
Several
proposals focus on seaweeds, phytoplankton and marine microbes.
Further details at:
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/proposals.php
Early-stage researchers are defined as researchers in the
first 4 years
(full-time equivalent) of their research activity, including
the period of
research training.
The reference period to qualify for an early stage training
activity:
- is counted from the diploma giving access to doctoral studies
(the
Master degree) in the country in which the diploma was obtained,
- covers the first 4 years of experience in research or the
period until
a doctoral degree is obtained, whichever is shorter.
Persons who have obtained a doctorate are ineligible for the
early stage actions".
“Researchers must be nationals of a State other than France.
More details at
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/application.php
Recently the SBR has adopted a leading stance, at both the national
and the European
scales, in promoting genomics approaches on marine models and
ecosystems. In this context the SBR training capacities have
improved significantly. This EST programme is thus designed
to provide early stage researchers with an
advanced, interdisciplinary training programme in marine biology,
with an emphasis on genomics, genetics and structural biology.
It is based both on research and technology training in the
Institute’s research groups and core
services and on an integrated curriculum of specific courses
and workshops.
Applications must be made through the ESTeam office web page
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/ESTeam/office.php
Philippe Potin
http://www.sb-roscoff.fr/UMR7139/en/defense.html
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- The Department of Biology has two or more openings for PhD research
fellows in the areas of the department's research groups for 4
years.
www.bio.uib.no/code/Forskning/forskning_e.php=20
A description of the positions is available on the Internet
at
www.uib.no/mnfa/stillingsomtaler/stipendiat/biologi_06_2ellerflere_engelsk.htm
Further information on the positions is obtainable from Professor
Arne Skorping (tel: 47 55 58 24 69; e-mail Arne.Skorping@bio.uib.no)
or Eli Neshavn H=F8ie, Leader of the Study Administration (tel:
47 55 58 22 24; e-mail Eli.Hoie@bio.uib.no).
Applicants must hold a master's degree or equivalent in a topic
of relevance to one or more of the department's research groups.
The master's degree must be completed by the application deadline.
The research fellow must take part in the University's approved
PhD programme leading to the degree within a time limit of 3
years. Hence, applicants must meet the formal admission requirements
for the PhD programme. A project plan outline for the training
module must be included in the application. It should be evident
from the outline which research group the project belongs to.
In total, the fellowship period is 4 years. For positions with
a 4-year duration, 25% of the period will consist of teaching
and/or administrative duties. The fellowship period may be reduced
if the successful applicant has held previous employment as
a research fellow.
The teaching language will normally be Norwegian.
Starting salaries at salary level 39 (code 1017) on the government
salary scale (which currently equates to NOK 292,200 gross p.a.),
following ordinary meriting regulations (wage levels 39/46).
The University of Bergen wishes to attain a more equal gender
distribution for academic positions. Female candidates are thus
strongly encouraged to apply. If several applicants are equally
qualified for the position, the internal rules for gender quotas
for academic positions will be applied.
State employment shall reflect the multiplicity of the population
at large to the highest possible degree. The University of Bergen
has therefore adopted a personnel policy objective to ensure
that we achieve a balanced age and sex composition and the recruitment
of persons of various ethnic backgrounds. Persons of different
ethnic backgrounds are therefore encouraged to apply for the
position.
The University of Bergen applies the principles of public openness
when recruiting staff to scientific positions.
The successful applicant must comply with the guidelines that
apply to the position at any time.
Electronic application and CV, including a project plan outline
and the names and contact details of two referees, are to be
sent via the link ABapply for this position.
Copies of exams (both bachelor and master) and certificates,
and = scientific works including a list of publications (all
in three copies, sorted in three identical bundles) should be
sent by ordinary post to = Department of Biology, the University
of Bergen, PO Box 7800, NO-5020 = Bergen, Norway, marked 06/1568.
Closing date for applications: 20 March 2006
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- A 3 year NERC PhD studentship is available at the University
of Essex to
investigate "Organic carbon cycling in estuarine mudflats
and salt
marshes". This work will mainly focus on the fate of diatom-derived
EPS
in estuarine systems and is part of a larger research programme.
Further details at:
http://www.essex.ac.uk/bs/pgrad/sships/2006/underwood_mcgenity.shtm
Given the funding source, only UK and EU candidates are eligible
to
apply.
Applications must be made through the Departments graduate
web page
http://www.essex.ac.uk/bs/pgrad/index.shtm
Closing date 13th March.
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- Twelve PhD fellowships are currently available for a period
of 36 months, starting July 2006. Détail.
Deadline : 30 June 2006
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- La Région PACA vient de lancer l'appel à candidature
2006 des Bourses Doctorales de Recherche.
Le texte de l'appel à candidature ainsi que les dossiers
sont à télécharger sur le site du Conseil
Régional à l'adresse suivante :
http://www.cr-paca.fr/index.php?php_action=AIDE_searchResult&id_groupe=22&id_theme=145&recherche_auto=1
Bourses Doctorales cofinancées Région /Entreprise
Bourses Doctorales Régionales :
Date limite de retour des dossiers : jeudi 4 mai 2006
Les dossiers doivent être adressés en 4 exemplaires
(1 original et 3 copies) signés par les différents
partenaires à l'Université de la Méditerranée,
Service de la Recherche, pour être transmis classés
à la Région, après avis du Conseil Scientifique
de l'Université.
Bourses Doctorales cofinancées Région /Organisme
de Recherche :
Une copie du dossier doit être adressée avant le
jeudi 4 mai 2006 à l'Université
de la Méditerranée, Service de la Recherche.
Vu le nombre de demandes attendues, il ne sera pas possible au
Service de la Recherche de faire des copies des dossiers qui seraient
arrivés en un nombre d'exemplaires insuffisant.
Comme l'an dernier, une téléprocédure a été
mise en place par le Conseil Régional sur son site. Afin
de pouvoir procéder à l'enregistrement des candidatures
des différentes bourses doctorales que vous nous ferez
parvenir, je vous serais gré de bien vouloir remplir pour
chaque dossier, la fiche ci-jointe et la retourner par mail au
Service de la Recherche pour le vendredi 28 avril 2006
à l'adresse ci-après : helene.hochet@univmed.fr
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- GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS - MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS OF
ALGAE
Two Ph. D. Research Fellowships are available at the University
of Alabama, Department of Biological Sciences <http://www.as.ua.edu/biology/>.
Applicants with an interest in algae, systematics, and phylogeny
of subaerial algae are especially sought. Students are expected
to initiate their curricula in Fall 2006 or Spring 2007.
Qualifications: BS degree in Biology or other related
fields with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants must meet the requirements
for admission to the Graduate Program at The University of Alabama
<http://graduate.ua.edu/>
Support: 2 years will be funded initially through the
Aquatic Biology Enhancement fellowships, $16,000/year with academic
tuition paid by UA.
Additional funding is available from research and teaching assistantships.
For additional information please contact:
Dr. Juan Lopez-Bautista <http://bama.ua.edu/~jlopez/
, jlopez@ua.edu
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- Aquatic Ecological System Analysis and Modelling (Ph.D. degree)
Location: EAWAG Limnological Research Centre Kastanienbaum (near
Lucerne) (lien)
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- Graduate student positions are available
in fish sensory ecology/evolution
Two graduate student positions are available in the laboratory
of Dr.
Dennis Higgs (http://www.uwindsor.ca/HiggsLab.htm)
at the University of Windsor beginning September, 2006.
One of the two assistantships will be in collaboration with Dr.
Daniel Heath (http://cronus.uwindsor.ca/units/glier/genetics/lab.nsf)
on the evolution of hearing, using advanced techniques in electrophysiology
and DNA
analysis. This position will require travel for onsite electrophysiology.
The second assistantship is in the area of auditory behaviour
and ecology.
Assistantships will be at the Master's or Ph.D. level,
dependent upon
interests and abilities of applicants. Some knowledge and appreciation
of sensory ecology and evolution is required but training in electrophysiology,
sequencing, and/or behavioural analysis will be provided. Interested
parties should contact Dr. Higgs at dhiggs@uwindsor.ca
with a statement of interest and a curriculum vitae.
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- PhD graduate student position: NCRI Research Fellowship
(mis en ligne le 07/12/05)
The National Coral Reef Institute (NCRI) at Nova Southeastern
University is searching for a highly motivated, self starting
individual,
interested in coral reefs and remote-sensing, to work within
an active research group as a PhD student. With annual funding
from NOAA/CSCOR, the NCRI Research
Fellow will undertake targeted, innovative research using the
latest scientific techniques that allow a rapid transition into
management. This may include use of, optic and acoustic remote-sensing
techniques to image coral reefs for further analysis and modelling
of spatial dynamics of its constituent species as dictated by
the topography.
Candidates must apply for, and be accepted to, the Ph.D. program
at the
Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center Further information
on
applying can be found at:
http://www.nova.edu/ocean/imcs.html
Interested students are also encouraged to apply for independent
research funding when eligible, such as the US NSF's Graduate
Research Fellowship
http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=nsf05601
http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=nsf05601%29
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- Positions Available
Oceanic and Atmospheric Forcing of Sea Ice
Centre for Earth Observation Science (CEOS)
University of Manitoba
For further information, please contact:
David Barber
E-mail: dbarber@cc.umanitoba.ca
or go to:
http://www.umanitoba.ca/environment/ceos
The Centre for Earth Observation Science (CEOS) at the University
of
Manitoba is seeking qualified candidates for several positions
focusing
on research into oceanic and atmospheric forcing of sea ice in
the
northern hemisphere. These positions will work collaboratively
within a
Network of Centres of Excellence known as ArcticNet. For more
information about ArcticNet, please go to:
http://www.arcticnet.ulaval.ca
At least five candidates are sought to fill the following positions:
- Post doc or research associate in modelling of ocean-sea
ice-atmosphere processes and biological coupling in the Canadian
Arctic
(region to be determined)
- Ph.D./M.Sc. studentships to work on oceanic and atmospheric
forcing of
sea ice growth and decay at a hemispheric scale (remote sensing
and
modelling)
- Ph.D./M.Sc. studentships to study contaminant and carbon cycling
and
physical biological coupling in arctic freshwater and marine
aquatic
ecosystems
- Ph.D. student to work on ocean surface gas exchanges from
polar seas
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- Guilde des doctorants (lien
permanent)
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- Rappel dispositif CIFRE (Convention Industrielle de Formation
par la Recherche) qui octroie une subvention annuelle de
14 632,49 € sur trois ans pour l'embauche d'un doctorant pour
la réalisation d'un projet de recherche associant une entreprise
et un laboratoire de recherche.
Vous trouverez toutes les informations utiles à cette adresse.
Les dossiers peuvent vous être adressés sur simple
demande auprès de Danielle
DI GREGORIO.
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- The Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche (http://www.obs-vlfr.fr/LOV)
invites applications for a postdoctoral position on "Gene
expression and calcification in phytoplankton".
We seek a skilled molecular biologist to investigate the gene network
involved in calcification of phytoplankton, and study rates of gene
evolution and patterns of expression. Research experience and interest
with molecular tools, among which quantitative PCR, are essential.
Additional expertise in phytoplankton physiology or oceanography
would be welcome but not essential. A PhD at the time of appointment
is required for this position, as well as a record of research productivity.
Funding is made available by the ANR (French science foundation)
through the BOOM (Biodiversity of Open Ocean Microcalcifiers) project
which investigates evolutionary pace, and acclimation/adaptation
potentials of species-level diversity and functional diversity of
biomineralization in coccolithophores (http://www.obs-vlfr.fr/~gattuso/boom.php).
The project involves 7 European partners and one US partner. The
successful applicant will work in close collaboration with at least
three of them: Station Biologique (Roscoff, France), Observatoire
de Banyuls (France) and California State University (San Marcos,
USA). Information from the research group is available at http://www.obs-vlfr.fr/~gattuso.
The position will be for 15 months, with a starting date any time
after 1st October 2006. Applications will be accepted until 1st
September 2006 or until the position is filled. To apply, please
send a CV, relevant publications and the contact information of
three references to:
Jean-Pierre Gattuso
CNRS-University of Paris VI
Laboratoire d'Océanographie
BP 28
06234 Villefranche-sur-mer Cedex
France
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- 4 demi-postes d'ATER devrait etre disponibles en section 67
a l'Université de Nice.
Les besoins en enseignements sont les suivants :
- TP Biologie Végétale Licence 1: champignons, mousses,
fougeres, algues, production primaire Posidonie
- TP Biologie Végétale Licence 2 : morphologie des
plantes supérieures
-Statistiques - Licence 3 : avoir de solides connaissances en
statistiques appliquée a la biologie
- Dynamiques de populations Licence 2 : suivi de cohortes, modeles
de croissances, de mortalité,...
- Biodiversité Licence 3 : calcul d'indices de diversité,
echantillonnage de la diversité
Recherche : les candidats selectionnés seront intégrés
a l'EA 3156 Gestion de la Biodiversité.
Les thematiques de l'equipe sont les suivantes :
- Suivi des communautés de Fucales (Cystoseira) en milieu
littoral (résistance, résilience des communautés
à des perturbations), dynamique et genetique de populations
des populations des Fucales (Cystoseira)
- Suivi des populations de poissons (diversité, dynamique
de populations...)
- Impact du rechauffement climatique sur les herbiers de Posidonies
Les dossiers sont à télécharger à
l'adresse suivante :
http://portail.unice.fr/jahia/Jahia/pid/4314
Les dossiers sont a rendre le 2 JUIN 2006
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- >> 2-Years PostDoc positions available at the Roscoff
Marine Station; Team:
>> “Plankton Evolution and Paleoceansâ€.
>>
>> Postdoctoral Associate: Species & Skeleton Diversification
in
>> Coccolithophores
>>
>> The ‘invention’ of intracellular biomineralization
(or coccolithogenesis)
>> in haptophyte microalgae ~200 Ma transferred the biological
control of
>> carbonate chemistry from coastal waters to the open oceans.
This new
>> microbial machinery controlling the rate of carbon transfer
between the
>> atmosphere, ocean, and sediments, significantly contributed
to buffer the
>> concentration of atmospheric CO2 and stabilize long-term
climates on
>> Earth. Today, the anthropogenic acidification of the
oceans, in
>> combination with a secular increase in Mg/Ca ratio in
oceanic waters may
>> threaten coccolithogenesis and thus have a profound,
disruptive effect on
>> the global carbon cycle. However, very little is known
about the
>> complexity of the genetic network underlying calcification
in
>> coccolithophores and the evolution of this fundamental
function within the
>> astonishing biodiversity and morphological complexity
of the group (shaped
>> over billions of generations in separated lineages, different
water masses
>> and succeeding oceans). Such information will be required
in order to
>> predict the potential of pelagic calcification for acclimation
and
>> adaptation.
>>
>> 24-months research position is available in our lab to
join a
>> pluridisciplinary research program aimed at understanding
the biological
>> and functional diversities within the coccolithophores,
and assessing the
>> rate of change of these diversities over time (project
ANR BOOM,
>> Biodiversity of Open Ocean Microcalcifiers). The candidate
will develop
>> part of the molecular axis within BOOM, with 3 main objectives:
(1)
>> Identify and sequence the genes responsible for haptophyte
>> biomineralization within a few divergent model species;
(2) analyze the
>> molecular evolution (clock, selection) of key “calcifyingâ€
genes across
>> the phylogeny of the haptophytes and coccolithophores;
(3) explore a few
>> phylogenetic patterns at the genus and higher taxonomic
levels (species
>> versus skeletons diversification), using “neutralâ€
genetic markers.
>> Molecular analyses of the biological and functional diversities
will be
>> compared and calibrated in time using the coccolithophore
fossil record. A
>> skilled molecular biologist is required with sound laboratory
skills and
>> an interest in the fields of phylogenetics, functional
genomics, and the
>> evolution of marine plankton and Earth System. Experience
in the
>> systematics of coccolithophores and/or haptophytes is
desirable but not
>> essential. Hundreds of haptophyte strains cultured in
our lab will be
>> available for this study, which will be integrated into
collaborative work
>> in physiology, functional genomics, and paleontology/paleoceanography
>> performed in South of France, California, Germany, and
UK.
>>
>> An application letter and resume should be directly sent
to the Dr.
>> Colomban de Vargas, e-mail: vargas@sb-roscoff.fr;
Station Biologique de
>> Roscoff, Place George Teissier, BP74; 29682 ROSCOFF Cedex,
FRANCE. Any
>> questions? Do not hesitate to email or call: 00 33 2
98 29 25 28.
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- Fully funded post-doc position available in fine sediment dynamics
modelling
Department DYNECO-PHYSED
IFREMER, Brest, France.
Contact : Pierre Le Hir (plehir@ifremer.fr)
and Philippe Bassoullet
(pbassoul@ifremer.fr)
Recent developments of 1D/2D/3D sediment transport numerical
models at IFREMER provide an efficient simulation tool to understand
and forecast sediment fate in estuaries and coastal seas. Among
all the processes involved in the transport of cohesive sediments,
flocculation processes and their influence on particles settling
are still poorly described in numerical models. The objective
of the post-doctoral work is to test the performance of the
existing flocculation models, either representing the floc population
with a mean diameter or with a multiclass description. The candidate
will integrate the most efficient one into an existing1DV
modelling frame, and then into a 3D sediment transport model
(all written in Fortran). This work will contribute to several
ongoing research programs and an application to the Seine estuary
is planned .
We look for a candidate with a background in physics or coastal
engineering. An experience in cohesive sediment dynamics (on
flocculation processes if possible) and numerical modelling
is required.
The work will take place at IFREMER Brest (France), as soon
as possible, and should last 11 to 18 months.
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- A 3 year ARC funded postdoctoral position available focusing
on nitrogen
cycling in constructed wetlands. The project will involve whole
system
stable isotope enrichment experiments, use of biomarkers and other
cutting-edge techniques to measure pathways of nitrogen flow and
processes such as denitrification and anammox, and mass balance
and
process modeling.
Applicants must have PhD with experience in wetlands, stable
isotope
biogeochemistry, preferably compound specific stable isotope
work,
carbon and nitrogen cycling and modeling. Applicants should
be highly
motivated,
enthusiastic and have a strong desire to publish the findings
of this
research in high impact journals. Applicants should also have
a
demonstrated understanding of equity principles as they pertain
to staff
and students.
The position will also require liaising with the ECOTECH Group
who is
our Industry Partners on this project. The position will be
based at
Southern Cross University, Lismore, Northern NSW, Australia.
The
University is located in an idyllic sub-tropical location close
to world
class beaches, fishing, scuba-diving, rainforests and waterfalls.
The
quality of life is high and living costs relatively low.
The annual salary will be $54,410 to $62,519 pa (Level A6 to
B1 Academic
Staff with a PhD) depending on qualifications and experience,
plus
employer contribution to superannuation. In addition, under
the Southern
Cross
University EB Agreement there will be a further 13% incremented
salary
increase by 1st October 2008.
A Level B research academic will normally have experience in
research or
scholarly activities, which have resulted in
publications in refereed journals or other demonstrated scholarly
activities.
A Level B research academic will carry out independent and/or
team
research. A Level B research academic may
supervise postgraduate research students or projects and be
involved in
research training.
Full details of the University's Standards for Academic Levels
can be
found at:
http://www.scu.edu.au/admin/hr/policy/sec_3/3_4.html
For further information about this position, contact:
Professor Bradley Eyre
Phone: 02 6620 3773
Email: beyre@scu.edu.au
Applications should include a CV with publication list, a paragraph
stating why you would like this position and what
you can contribute, and when you would be available to commence.
All
applications are to be addressed and
forwarded to:
EMAIL:
hr-recruit@scu.edu.au
POST:
Director, Human Resources
Southern Cross University
PO Box 157
LISMORE NSW 2480
FAX:
(02) 6622 4240
0The University is committed to equal opportunity, occupational
health
and safety and cultural diversity.
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- Guide des doctorants (lien
permanent)
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- Bourses et projets Pierre et Marie Curie
(lien)
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- Annonce pour la recherche d'un biostatisticien à diffuser
TRES largement.
URGENT : LE CRII-GEN RECHERCHE UN BIOSTATISTICIEN
Le CRII-GEN (Comité de Recherche et d'Information Indépendantes
sur le Génie Génétique -http://www.crii-gen.org
)
recherche immédiatement un biostatisticien pour une analyse
d'une grande quantité de données brutes pour une
durée de 3 mois.
Il devra détenir un Master 2 ou un doctorat en statistique
appliquée aux sciences de la vie.
Il devra maîtriser les concepts et techniques d'analyse
des données, des séries chronologiques,
de la statistique inférentielle multidimensionnelle.
Il devra avoir une expérience confirmée de la
mise en oeuvre de ces dernières sur des données
réelles.
Il devra connaître le langage R.
Une expérience pratique préalable dans ces domaines
sera un atout supplémentaire.
Bourse : 4500 euros.
Le candidat participera à l'analyse statistique de données
sur une durée de trois mois.
Ce travail est susceptible d'être prolongé.
Post-doc ou thésards acceptés.
Envoyer Rapidement CV par mail à criigen@unicaen.fr
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- MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION NATIONALE, DE L'ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR
ET DE LA
RECHERCHE
Arrêté du 16 mai 2006 autorisant au titre de l'année
2006 l'ouverture de
concours pour le recrutement de directeurs de recherche de 2e
classe au
Centre national du machinisme agricole, du génie rural,
des eaux et des
forêts (femmes et hommes)
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=RECZ0600085A
Arrêté du 17 mai 2006 autorisant au titre de
l'année 2006 l'ouverture de
concours externes pour le recrutement d'ingénieurs de
recherche au Centre
national du machinisme agricole, du génie rural, des
eaux et des forêts
(femmes et hommes)
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=RECZ0600087A
Arrêté du 17 mai 2006 autorisant au titre de
l'année 2006 l'ouverture de
concours externes pour le recrutement d'ingénieurs d'études
au Centre
national du machinisme agricole, du génie rural, des
eaux et des forêts
(femmes et hommes)
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=RECZ0600088A
Arrêté du 17 mai 2006 autorisant au titre de
l'année 2006 l'ouverture de
concours externes pour le recrutement d'assistants ingénieurs
au Centre
national du machinisme agricole, du génie rural, des
eaux et des forêts
(femmes et hommes)
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=RECZ0600089A
Arrêté du 17 mai 2006 autorisant au titre de
l'année 2006 l'ouverture de
concours externes pour le recrutement de techniciens de la recherche
au
Centre national du machinisme agricole, du génie rural,
des eaux et des
forêts (femmes et hommes)
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=RECZ0600090A
Pour plus de details, consultez le site du CEMAGREF
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- ECOSPHERE, Société spécialisée dans
l'étude et l'aménagement des milieux naturels compte
créer prochainement 1 nouveau poste de chargé d’études
aménagement, basé à Vienne (38), à
30 km au sud de Lyon. DOC
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- Modelling the Population Dynamics of Human-Exploited Fish Populations
The Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries
(IGB)
of the Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V., Department Biology and
Ecology of
Fishes, in cooperation with the International Institute for
Applied Systems
Analyses (IIASA) in Laxenburg (Austria) (PD. Dr. Ulf Dieckmann)
invites
applications for the following position within the framework
project "Adaptive
Dynamics and Management of coupled social-ecological recreational
fisheries
(ADAPTFISH)" granted by the Pact for Research and Innovation
of the
Leibniz-Society (WGL).
PhD student
Topic: This project aims at modelling and analysing the population
dynamics of angler-exploited freshwater fish stocks. The impacts
of selective
recreational fishing mortality on yield, stock structure and
salient
life-history traits shall be modelled depending on fisheries
intensity,
varying regulations (e.g. size limits) and considering different
population parameters (e.g. growth rate). Moreover, eco-genetic
models to analyse
the potential of recreational fishing to induce evolutionary
changes are
expected to be constructed and analysed. The projects ultimately
aims
at deriving recommendations for fisheries management and conservation.
Qualifications: M.Sc. degree in Natural Sciences such as Theoretical
Biology, Applied Mathematics, Fisheries Biology, Computer Sciences
or
comparable degree with a focus on quantitative approaches to
understand
the population dynamics of exploited animals; experiences with
programming
(e.g., C ++) and mathematical software (e.g., Matlab) are explicitly
requested; experiences with quantitative population models or
fish
stock assessment; good working knowledge of English; above average
communication skills and team spirit; ability to work independently;
high motivation;
familiarity with recreational angling would be a benefit.
The position is open until filled. It is limited to three years
and
will be paid according to TVöD (service class wage agreement,
depending on age
and marital status roughly 25.000 Euro per year gross income,
heath
insurance covered, the wage is equivalent to 0.5 the wage of
a full time
scientist). It is anticipated that the successful candidate
will split attendance
between residence at IGB and IIASA. Applications by females
are
particularly encouraged. Disabled persons with identical qualifications
will be
favoured.
Please send your application, preferably by email, with the
usual
material (expression of interest, CV, copies of certificates,
if available
representative reprints of published work) including a short
statement
of personal research aims and interests and a summary of the
M.Sc. thesis
ideally not later than May 30, 2006 to:
Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries
Dr Christian Wolter
Müggelseedamm 310
12587 Berlin, Germany, wolter@igb-berlin.de
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- JIMAR PIFSC MARINE ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH SPECIALIST A & B
(Level I) ID#
26239.
Closing Date: May 24, 2006
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, Joint Institute
for
Marine and Atmospheric Research.
Six (6), Regular Full-Time, RCUH Non-Civil Service positions with
the
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST), Joint
Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research (JIMAR), located
at the National
Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Pacific Islands Fisheries Science
Center (PIFSC) in Honolulu, Hawaii. Continuation of employment
is dependent
upon program/operational needs, satisfactory work performance,
and
availability of funds.
Minimum Monthly Salary: $2,607.00.
Duties: Works with the Coral Reef Ecosystem Division?s (CRED?s)
multi-agency, multi-disciplinary program to support marine ecosystem
research
and conservation efforts, including surveys of fishes, corals,
algae,
invertebrates, marine debris, oceanographic conditions, and
benthic
habitats. Works with the Principal Investigators to process,
analyze, and
summarize data from various coral reef research surveys and
conservation
projects. Prepares and analyzes summary statistics, presentation
graphics, and reports of coral reef research and monitoring
efforts.
Participates in research cruises and marine ecosystem surveys
to assess,
monitor and mitigate threats to the coral reef ecosystems of
the U.S. Pacific
Islands. Assists with all operational phases of the program
to support
this research, including planning, implementation, analyses
and
reporting. Prepares scientific reports for publication and presentation.
Prepares and delivers presentations as part of the program?s
education
and outreach efforts. Type A incumbents will have SCUBA Diving
responsibilities. Type B incumbents will not have SCUBA Diving
responsibilities. Assignment to Type A or Type B will be based
on ability to pass
post-offer National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Dive
Certification requirements.
Minimum Qualifications: Education: Bachelor?s Degree from an
accredited
four (4) year college or university in Marine Biology, Zoology,
Biology, Botany, Ecosystem Science, Oceanography, Geography
(GIS), Computer
Sciences, Ocean Engineering, or related field involving studies
of marine
science or coral reef ecosystems. Experience: One to three (1-3)
years
of experience with marine research projects which included data
analysis, report writing, and marine underwater survey techniques
or ocean
engineering and development. Previous experience at sea for
extended
periods of time (2 weeks or more) aboard research or fisheries
vessels.
Abil/Know/Skills: Working knowledge of at least one of the
following
areas: oceanographic processes, reef fish taxonomy, coral taxonomy,
algal
taxonomy, coral reef ecology, GIS applications, acoustic mapping,
marine underwater survey techniques, or ocean engineering. Knowledge
of
statistical procedures to perform data analyses, including interpretation
of results pertaining to ecosystem processes. Must possess good
written
and verbal communication skills. Ability to work independently
and make
decisions, on matters including repetitive tasks involving the
use of
computers and dissecting microscopes. Ability to maintain a
high degree
of accuracy and precision. Ability to use statistical, analytical
and
presentation (including GIS) software. Proficiency with basic
office
productivity software tools, including word processors, spreadsheets,
and
MS PowerPoint. Must possess a valid driver?s license to assist
with
transporting equipment and gear. Must be able to pass all training
r
equirements, including but not limited to advanced coxswain
training,
the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW),
advanced first aid, CPR, oxygen assistance, and forklift training.
Additional Requirements for Type A Positions: Must be SCUBA
certified (NAUI,
PADI, etc.) to meet the standards established by the program?s
diver
certification process (which meets the standards set by the
American Academy
of Underwater Science). Must be able to complete UH/NOAA diving
certification, which includes meeting the physical, watermanship,
academic,
and experience requirements. Must be able to complete SCUBA
diving
advanced open water certification with a minimum of 40 dives
and possess good
free diving skills. Physical and/or Medical Demands: Must be
able to
obtain NOAA Medical Clearance for NOAA diving requirements (for
Type A
position) as well as for embarking/working on NOAA research
vessels or
other appropriate vessels which includes providing proof of
require
d immunizations and/or obtaining the necessary immunizations
as
required by NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations. Ability to
work long hours
outdoors at various captive facilities and remote locations
with high
exposure to sunlight, aboard research vessels and aboard small
boats
(15-20?) in coastal and oceanic waters. Ability to lift up to
50 pounds of
scuba gear and equipment.
Desirable Qualifications: Master?s Degree from an accredited
college or
university in a Biological Science, Marine Science, or Ecosystem
Science field. Experience with underwater digital videography
and
photography. Ability and experience with identifying coral reef
ecosystem
organisms, particularly Indo-Pacific species, and quantifying
abundances.
Working knowledge of ArcView GIS, Matlab, AutoCAD, ACDSee, Adobe
Photoshop,
Adobe Illustrator, and Paint Shop Pro. Ability to develop computer
programs and scripts. Experience with Global Positioning System
receivers
and data. Previous experience in small boat handling and maintenance.
Experience with outboard motors, SCUBA compressors, and repair
of each.
Inquiries: Nicole Wakazuru 956-9465 (Oahu). Application Requirements:
The preferred method of applying for a job is through our on-line
application process. Please go to www.rcuh.com, click on "Employment"
and
navigate to "Job Announcements/Apply for a Job." However,
if you do not
have access to the Internet, you may apply by submitting resume;
cover
letter including ID#, referral source, narrative of your qualifications
for position and salary history; names, phone numbers and addresses
of
three supervisory references and copy of
degree(s)/transcripts/certificate(s) to confirm your credentials
by fax (808) 956-5022 or mail to
Director of Human Resources, Research Corporation of the University
of
Hawaii, 2530 Dole Street, Sakamaki Hall D-100, Honolulu, HI
96822 before
the closing date. Closing Date: May 24, 2006. EEO/AA Employer.
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- URGENT: contrat de recherche de 6 mois (vacations) pour travailler
avec moi sur ma thématique de recherche "Biodiversité,
activité et écologie des diazotrophes pico et nanoplanctoniques
du lagon de Nouvelle-Calédonie". La personne que je
devais recruter très prochainement viens de se désister
et j'ai peu de temps devant moi pour retrouver quelqu'un.
Je cherche quelqu'un ayant un niveau master ou doctorat pour
la période de Juillet à décembre 2006.
Et il me faut une réponse des candidats d'ici *le
15 mai*. Ci-joint une page de profil et contexte
scientifique (lien)
Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD)
Centre d'Océanologie de Marseille
Rue de la Batterie des Lions
13007 Marseille
FRANCE
e-mail: biegala@com.univ-mrs.fr
Tel: (0033) 4 91 04 16 62
Fax: (0033) 4 91 04 16 35
Please visit our website :
http://www.com.univ-mrs.fr/IRD/cyroco/
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- BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF SAILFIN AND AMAZON MOLLIES (mise en ligne
02/05/06)
Graduate Research/Teaching Assistantship for M. S.
Applications are being sought for one student interested in
pursuing
an academic career studying behavioral ecology (mate choice
and
fitness consequences) of sailfin and Amazon mollies starting
fall
2006. Amazon mollies, Poecilia formosa, are a unisexual (all
female)
fish species that are essentially sexual parasites on the closely
related bisexual sailfin molly, P. latipinna. Conflict exists
between male sailfin mollies benefiting more from mating with
their
own species, and the unisexual females sexually parasitizing
these
males. Dr. Andrea Aspbury and I have some funding (1 year) and
departmental teaching assistantship for the second year for
a
master's level research assistant to work on this system. Some
skills in molecular genetic techniques are preferred. See
http://www.bio.txstate.edu/~gabor/gabor.htm
for details about our
research interests.
The Department of Biology offers a strong environment in evolutionary
ecology as the basis for training in behavioral ecology and
degrees
can be obtained in the Biology or Population and Conservation
Biology
Program.
San Marcos, Texas is located 30 miles South of Austin, the
Live Music Capitol. Both San Marcos and Austin are rich cultural
and
recreational environments in which to live and study. The Texas
State campus overlooks the city of San Marcos and the headwaters
of the crystal clear San Marcos River (http://www.aquarena.txstate.edu/).
San Marcos and Austin are NOT the Texas you see or think of
from TV!
For information on applications see
http://www.bio.txstate.edu/grad/GradGuide.html
(Disregard application deadlines). Please also see the Department
of Biology for admission
information (http://www.bio.txstate.edu/)
and Texas State University
(http://www.txstate.edu/)
web sites for more information.
To apply for this position, please send a letter of interest
to Dr.
Gabor (gabor@txstate.edu)
& Dr. Aspbury (aspbury@txstate.edu)
stating why you are interested in doing this work. Also send
a CV/resume of related research, coursework, grades, GRE scores
and any other relevant experience via email (preferably) or
snail mail. We will respond as soon as we get this information
and will consider
candidates until a suitable one is found.
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- Un poste de professeur est ouvert à l'Université
de Nice Sophia Antipolis sur un profil de modélisation
numérique (lien)
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- Offre d'emploi sur la Réserve Naturelle de l'Archipel
de Riou: technicien sur CDD de 10 mois (lien)
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- 68 MCF 0423 : Modélisation des écosystèmes
aquatiques (INP-ENSAT)
Recherche : Reconnu pour ses compétences en environnement
aquatique (en particulier en Ichtyologie appliquée),
le laboratoire Agronomie-Environnement-Ecotoxicologie (AEE;
INP-ENSAT) développe des thèmes de recherches
sur la dynamique des micropolluants dans les hydrosystèmes.
La personne recrutée y abordera l’étude mécanistique
du dysfonctionnement et l’analyse spatio-temporelle des hydrosytèmes
fragmentés couplées à une approche écotoxicologique
devant permettre le développement de modèles prédictifs
de la santé des espaces aquatiques contaminés.
Affectée à l'équipe AEE, elle rejoindra
au 1er janvier 2007 le Laboratoire d’écologie fonctionnelle,
UMR CNRS-UPS-INP actuellement en demande de création.
Ce poste viendra renforcer l’équipe « Interactions
biologiques: pélagos-benthos » au sein du département
« Fonctionnement biogéochimique des écosystèmes
» de cette future unité.
Enseignement : La personne recrutée interviendra
dans les enseignements de mathématiques adaptées
à la représentation et la modélisation
des agro-bio-écosystèmes en tronc commun de la
première et de la deuxième année (S1 à
S3). Elle devra aussi développer, dans le cadre de la
troisième année de la spécialisation Sciences
de l’Environnement et du Master Recherche « Ecosystème
et Anthropisation », un enseignement spécialisé
de statistiques et de modélisation en relation avec des
problématiques environnementales. Elle travaillera en
étroite collaboration avec les intervenants actuels et
sera également en relation avec les collègues
d’autres écoles de l’INP.
Contact : E. Pinelli (directeur de l'équipe AEE)
- email : pinelli@ensat.fr
- tél : +33 (0)5 62 19 39 45
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- Poste de MCF à pourvoir à l'Université
de Rouen à l'UMR 6143 – Morphodynamique continentale et
côtière (lien)
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- Algologist - specialising in diatoms
(£ 25,500 - £ 33,900 p.a. + benefits)
APEM, a specialist aquatic environmental consultancy, are continuing
to expand and require a high calibre individual to help drive
the company forward.
Preferred applicants will be able to mount and identify freshwater
phytoplankton and diatom samples, understand the Trophic Diatom
Index and preferably also have knowledge of marine phytoplankton
and diatoms. Experience with identifying zooplankton would also
be useful. You will work within a stringent analytical quality
control system and to strict deadlines. A practical test will
be used in the interview to determine your taxonomic abilities.
You will be academically excellent, likely having a Ph.D and
at least 3 years consulting experience, preferably in the UK.
You must have a strong sense of business development, leadership
acumen and project management skills. You will be familiar with
the key individuals within your field, especially in the UK,
and have a track record of dealing with corporate sector clients.
You will clearly have excellent report writing and assessment
skills, as well as being able to manage a team of consultants
and run large scale projects. Overall however you will place
considerable emphasis on business development. Furthermore you
should be an enthusiastic individual willing to undertake a
diverse role, as although primarily office based, as the project
coordinator, occasional site visits may be required and a full
driving licence is therefore essential. In addition a humour
only gained from having spent long, cold and wet days outside
will be required.
This is an exciting opportunity to enter an established, dynamic
and forward thinking environmental consultancy. You will be
entering near the very top of the management structure, making
your mark and pushing it forward. Hard work and commitment will
be second nature to you but your drive will be rewarded with
an excellent salary and of course an opportunity to forge yourself
an exciting career.
For further information, please visit APEM's website: www.apemltd.co.uk
Please send your CV, covering letter and a completed application
form BY E-MAIL ONLY before 30 April 2006 to Mr Robert Fairbanks
at admin@apemltd.co.uk.
Please enter "ADT" ONLY in the subject heading of
the e-mail.
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- Voici PLUS DE 800 postes à pourvoir à l'étranger.
Ceci est un extrait des offres présentent dans le magazine
du Club TELI (lien
pour voir les offres)
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- Le Groupement d’Intérêt Public des Calanques recrute
son Directeur
Prise de fonction au plus tard en juin 2006 (lien)
Siège du groupement : Marseille. France
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- Recrutement d'un Maître de Conférences 60ème
section à l'Université Joseph Fourier-Grenoble 1
(IUT1) et au Laboratoire de Rhéologie (UMR 5520) (lien)
Du point de vue enseignement, le personnel recruté sera
affecté au département Génie Mécanique
et Productique.
Le profil recherché concerne la rhéologie et la
mise en forme des systèmes polymères fonctionnels.
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- L'Institut de recherche pour l'ingénierie de l'agriculture
et de l'environnement, le Cemagref organise actuellement au titre
de l'année 2006 le recrutement à Bordeaux (Site
Cestas) par voie de concours externe, d'un chargé de recherche
en hydroécologie.
http://www.cemagref.fr/Informations/mobiliteconcours/Concours/chercheurs/charges-recherche.htm
CONCOURS DE RECRUTEMENT 2006
Chargé de recherche de 2ème classe
Concours CR n¢X 01
INTITULE DU POSTE : Chargé de recherche en hydroécologie
Un chargé de recherche en phycologie (diatomées
des hydrosystèmes lotiques)
et modélisation hydro-écologique.
DEPARTEMENT SCIENTIFIQUE : Milieux aquatiques (MA)
AFFECTATION : Centre de recherche de Bordeaux (Cestas)
°V unité de
recherche "réseaux, épuration et qualité
des eaux" (REBX)
DESCRIPTION DU CADRE DE TRAVAIL :
Le chercheur sera intégré dans l'équipe
hydrobiologie dont l'activité
s'inscrit dans le thème de recherche dynamique de la
qualité des milieux
aquatiques, bioindication (TR DYNAQ) comprenant notamment, un
spécialiste
senior de la bioindication diatomique. Les travaux menés
par cette équipe
concernent notamment les relations entre qualité des
milieux aquatiques
(paramètres abiotiques dont physico-chimie) et phytocénoses
aquatiques
(diatomées) et, d'autre part, les rôles fonctionnels
et de bioindication
des macrophytes aquatiques. Les travaux menés s'appuient
largement sur des
prélèvements en milieu naturel (rivières
et plans d'eau) mais également sur
des expérimentations, analyses chimiques et biologiques
en laboratoire.
L'équipe est impliquée dans des programmes de
recherche nationaux
(Ministère de l'Ecologie et du Développement Durable,
Agences de l'eau...)
et européens.
DESCRIPTION DU POSTE :
Le chercheur conduira ses travaux dans le cadre de programmes
de recherche
et d'activités d'expertise mettant en relation peuplements
diatomiques et
qualité écologique générale des
écosystèmes aquatiques :
- réalisation d'inventaires diatomiques sur les flores
européennes, voire
internationales,
- analyse et modélisation des relations entre les conditions
environnementales (incluant les altérations anthropiques)
et la qualité des
assemblages diatomiques. Recherche des liens plus spécifiques
entre
assemblages diatomiques et causes d'atteinte au milieu,
- recherche de nouveaux traits écologiques pour améliorer
la
bio-indication,
- adaptation et perfectionnement des méthodes indicielles
diatomiques pour
les rendre à DCE -compatibles ò (notion d'écart
à la référence),
- participation à la combinaison de bio-indicateurs pour
une description
améliorée de l'état des milieux (élaboration
de méthodes multi-critères).
DESCRIPTION DES ACTIVITES ASSOCIEES :
Représentation scientifique et institutionnelle de l'unité
de recherche
auprès des différentes Instances Nationales et
Européennes notamment
chargées d'appuyer la mise en oeuvre opérationnelle
de la DCE.
COMPETENCES ET QUALITES SOUHAITEES :
- aptitude à la détermination taxinomique des
flores de diatomées (stations
de référence stations altérées)
et aux numérations sous microscope,
- capacité à construire et administrer les bases
de données nécessaires à
la structuration de l'activité (qui incluront la chimie
de l'eau et les
micropolluants),
- analyse de données, modélisation écologique
des relations entre
conditions environnementales et assemblages diatomiques,
- communication et valorisation scientifique en français
et anglais,
- la maîtrise d'un applicatif Système d'Information
Géographique
constituerait un plus apprécié.
CONTACTS :
François Delmas : unité de recherche "Réseaux,
épuration et qualité des
eaux REBX"
tél : 05 57 89 08 47 E-mail : francois.delmas@cemagref.fr
Chef de l'unité de recherche "Réseaux, épuration
et qualité des eaux :
Daniel Poulain tél : 05 57 89 09 97 E-mail : daniel.poulain@cemagref.fr
Chef du département Milieux aquatiques : Philippe Duchène,
tél : 01 40 96
60†65
E-mail : philippe.duchene@cemagref.fr.
CANDIDATS AU CORPS DES CHARGES DE RECHERCHE DE 2EME CLASSE
Pour être admis à concourir, les candidats doivent
remplir l'une des
conditions suivantes :
- Etre titulaire d'un doctorat prévu à l'article
L612-7 du code de l'éducation ;
- Etre titulaire d'un doctorat d'Etat ou de 3ème cycle
;
- Etre titulaire d'un diplôme de docteur ingénieur
;
- Etre titulaire du diplôme d'études et de recherches
en sciences odontologiques (DERSO);
- Etre titulaire du diplôme d'études et de recherches
en biologie humaine (DERBH) ;
- Etre titulaire d'un titre universitaire étranger jugé
équivalent à un doctorat d'Etat par l'instance
d'évaluation compétente de l'établissement
;
- Justifier de travaux scientifiques jugés équivalent
aux diplômes précités par l'instance d'évaluation
compétente de l'établissement.
CONCOURS CHERCHEURS 2006
LE CEMAGREF RECRUTE 7 CHARGES DE RECHERCHE DE 2EME CLASSE PAR
VOIE DE CONCOURS AU TITRE DE L'ANNEE 2006
Concours n¢X01 de CR Hydroécologie
Bordeaux (Cestas) et Lyon 2 postes
Concours n¢X02 de CR Modélisation en écotoxicologie
Lyon 1 poste
Concours n¢X03 de CR Mécanique des milieux continus
(géomorphologie)
Grenoble (Site Saint Martin d'Hères) 1 poste
Concours n¢X04 de CR Mécanique des fluides appliquée
aux sédiments fins
Lyon 1 poste
Concours n¢X05 de CR Ecologie des milieux terrestres
Grenoble 1 poste
Concours n¢X06 de CR Modélisation des systèmes
mécaniques
Clermont-Ferrand (Site Aubières) 1 poste
Date limite de retrait des dossiers
20 février 2006 à 17 heures
Date limite de dépôt des dossiers
28 février 2006
(le cachet de la poste faisant foi)
DEMANDE DES DOSSIERS
www.cemagref.fr
Télécharger les dossiers et guides
Bureau du recrutement et de la mobilité du Cemagref
Parc de Tourvoie BP 44 92163 Antony cedex Tél. 01 40
96 60 91 ou 61
15
En région, dans les centres Cemagref
Le Tholonet - BP 3113612 Aix-en-Provence cedex Tél. 04
42 66 99 13
Parc de Tourvoie - BP 4492163 Antony cedex Tél. 01 40
96 60 06
50 avenue de Verdun °V Gazinet33612 Cestas cedexTél.
05 57 89 08 00
24 av. des Landais - BP 50085 63172 Aubière cedexTél.
04 73 44 06 08
Domaine Universitaire - BP 76 38402 St-Martin-d'Hères
cedex Tél. 04 76 76
27†96
3 bis quai Chauveau - CP 22069336 Lyon cedex 09Tél. 04
72 20 87 03
361 rue J.F. Breton34033 Montpellier cedexTél. 04 67
04 63 26
Domaines des Barres45290 Nogent-sur-VernissonTél. 02
38 95 03 31
17 avenue de Cucillé - CS 6442735044 Rennes cedex Tél.
02 23 48 21 01
(mise en ligne 02/06)
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- Profils de 3 postes Enseignants-Chercheurs ouverts au concours
dans le Département des Sciences de la Terre, de l'Eau,
de l'Environnement et de l'Espace de l'Université de Montpellier:
- Maître de Conférence en Géodésie,
CNU35-36, Laboratoire Dynamique de la Lithosphère UMR5573
(lien)
- Maître de Conférence en Géomorphologie,
CNU35-36, Laboratoire Dynamique de la Lithosphère UMR5573
(lien)
- Maître de Conférence en Hydrodynamique, CNU36-60,
Laboratoire Hydrosciences Montpellier UMR5569 (lien)
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- Guilde des doctorants (lien
permanent)
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- Réseaux Tee (lien
permanent)
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- Chargé(e) de Recherche
/ Veine PIV (lien)
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- Travailler à l'ifremer (lien)
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- Volontaire Civil International (VCI) à l’IRD (mars 2006)
(lien)
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- 2 profils de postes MC, avec une priorité n°
1 et une priorité n°
2 au LMGEM.
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