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PhD - Global Cd and Pb signal in the Pan-Arctic

Employer
CZECH UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES
Location
Czech Republic (CZ)
Closing date
15 Mar 2020

Global Cd and Pb signal in the Pan-Arctic - Influence of local and distant sources

In this project, we propose to define Cd, Pb isotope signals dominating in the Northern Hemisphere and its historical development. We will sample 11 sites around the Arctic Circle where we will collect snow samples, soils, lichens and gasoline and diesel from local sources. The snow sampling campaign will be performed at all sites simultaneously. We will combine traditional radiogenic isotope systems (Sr, Nd) with Pb and Cd isotopes to distinguish between regional, crust derived, anthropogenic and local and more distant sources of Pb and Cd in the Pan-Arctic. 

The Environmental and Isotope Geochemistry Group, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, CULS Prague opens PhD positions starting in October 2020.
https://www.fzp.czu.cz/en/r-9407-departments/r-9471-departments/r-9650-department-of-environmental-geosciences

Requirements

  • Diploma in a relevant discipline (e.g., chemistry, soil science, biology, geochemistry)
  • Solid analytical background
  • Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team

The PhD project is supported by external grants of the supervisor.
Within the 4 years study period, the PhD students will be rewarded with 17000 - 23000 CZK/month net (680 - 920 EUR), which is sufficient for living in the Czech Republic. The total salary consists of scholarship (fixed) and participation in projects, internal grants, and bonuses (flexible).

Required documents for the application (send to phdstudies@fzp.czu.cz by March 15):

  • CV
  • Motivation letter
  • Academic letter of recommendation (by your supervisor)
  • Diploma + Diploma supplement (Transcript of records) 

Please note that this is just a pre-selection. The selected candidate will be invited to submit official application to the Faculty of Environmental Sciences. 

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