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an innovative research proposal written by the current director, Dr. John W. Snedden. Department, and will be invited to lead a seminar
applicant (2 pages maximum excluding refer- The successful applicant for this new position in their area of expertise. Ideal candidates will have
ences), and a cover letter with the potential host’s should have the following skills: trans-disciplinary interests, and will interact scien-
name clearly stated (1 page max). 1. Demonstrated research interest in basin-scale tifically with a broad spectrum of the Department’s
The selection committee will evaluate research depositional systems, ranging from alluvial to members. This competitive postdoc is awarded
proposals for original thinking and to determine deep-water, siliciclastics and carbonates, Pleis- for a one-year period, which may be extended to
a candidate’s ability to develop a research project tocene to base Mesozoic a second year. The annual salary is $63,000 with
that can be accomplished in the department. 2. Competence in seismic interpretation, includ- additional research funds of $5,000 per year. The
Deadline: Applications are due March 8, 2019. ing experience with 2D or 3D seismic work- appointment is anticipated to begin on or around
Decisions will be made mid-May 2019. station software July 1, 2019. Applicants should contact a potential
EXPECTED START DATE: September 1, 2019 3. Competence in geological interpretation of faculty sponsor to discuss additional arrangements.
TERM: 1 year minimum, 2 year maximum well logs To apply, upload a cover letter, resume, state-
FTE: 100% 4. Knowledge of biostratigraphy and use of fossil ment of research interests, and names and contact
Submit electronic PDF applications to: Ampy datums for correlation information for three references to: https://apply
Tolentino, geol_sec@es.utoronto.ca (subject line: 5. Excellent oral presentation and writing skills .interfolio.com/57692
Deane Postdoctoral Fellowship) 6. Experience with ArcGIS and other computer Applications will be considered until the search
Employment as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) is concluded, but priority will be given to those
University of Toronto is covered by the terms of Essential job Functions received before January 15, 2019. Washington
the CUPE 3902 Unit 5 Collective Agreement. 1. Identify and lead new research avenues in Gulf University is an equal opportunity/affirmative
This job is posted in accordance with the CUPE of Mexico depositional systems that support action employer.
3902 Unit 5 Collective Agreement. existing and future exploration efforts of the
The University of Toronto is strongly com- GBDS Industrial Associates
mitted to diversity within its community and 2. Generate scientific publications that enhance OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
especially welcomes applications from racialized the technical reputation of UTIG, JSG, and The
persons / persons of colour, women, Indigenous / University of Texas at Austin Graduate Student Opportunities (MS), Ohio
Aboriginal People of North America, persons with 3. Conduct and present research to industrial asso- University. The Dept. of Geological Sciences at
disabilities, LGBTQ persons, and others who may ciates with clarity and a deep understanding of Ohio University invites applications to its graduate
contribute to the further diversification of ideas. their oil and gas industry challenges program for the Fall of 2019. The department offers
Richard T. Buffler Post-Doctoral 4. Collaborate with UTIG and JSG researchers thesis and non-thesis MS degrees in Geological Sci-
ences with areas of emphasis in three research clus-
and faculty, where appropriate
Fellowship, The Institute for 5. Mentor undergraduate and graduate students ters: paleobiology and sedimentary geology, solid
Geophysics (UTIG), The University as appropriate earth and planetary dynamics, and environmental
of Texas at Austin 6. Domestic travel as needed and surficial processes. Prospective students are
A post-doctoral fellowship is being established The position will have two years of support and encouraged to contact faculty directly to discuss
within The Institute for Geophysics (UTIG), Jack- will be based in Austin, Texas. Interested persons potential research topics. Qualified students are eli-
son School of Geosciences (JSG), The University should submit a detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) gible to receive teaching or research assistantships
of Texas at Austin for the purpose of honoring that includes academic and professional experi- that carry a full tuition scholarship and a competi-
Dr. Richard (Dick) T. Buffler, whose scientific ence, statement of research interests, and names tive stipend. For additional program and application
research into the geology of the Gulf of Mexico and contact information of three references to information, visit the department website at http://
(GOM) underpins our current rich understanding PostDocUTIG@ig.utexas.edu. For full consider- www.ohio.edu/cas/geology or contact the graduate
of this prolific hydrocarbon basin and the unique ation, applications must be received no later than chair, Dr. Daniel Hembree (hembree@ohio.edu).
confluence of structural and stratigraphic pro- February 1, 2019. Review of applications begins February 1, 2019.
cesses related to its formation and fill.
Dick worked at UTIG from 1975 until his retire- Steve Fossett Postdoctoral Fellowship,
ment in 2002, collecting and interpreting new seis- Earth and Planetary Science, Hiring?
mic data from the Gulf basin. He participated in 12 Washington University in St. Louis
GOM cruises (including co-chief scientist of DSDP The Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Find those qualified ttrt to
Leg 77), and he authored or coauthored over 83 Washington University in St. Louis invites applica- fill vacancies. Use print issues of GSA Today
publications related to the Gulf. He also mentored tions for the Steve Fossett Postdoctoral Fellowship. and GSA’s Geoscience Job Board
73 students many of whom produced Masters or The Department seeks outstanding candidates who (www.geosociety.org/jobs). Bundle and
PhD theses related to the Gulf (33), and he helped will strengthen and complement existing areas of save for best pricing options.
lead a major UTIG research effort in the GOM, the study, including terrestrial and planetary geology,
Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis (GBDS) project, geochemistry, geophysics, geobiology, and climate That unique candidate is waiting to be found.
which has enjoyed 19 years of continuous industry science. Candidates will be encouraged to collabo-
support under Dr. William E. Galloway and now its rate directly with faculty and students within the

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