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PhD and Postdoc Positions at the
Cluster of Excellence “The Future Ocean”
The oceans cover two thirds of our planet, host the largest PhD and post-doc positions are available in 14 new Research
ecosystem, help regulate global climate, and provide us with Groups covering the fields of natural sciences, law, economics
CELLENCE INITIA
essential living and non-living resources. Coastal regions are and medicine, as well as in individual cluster projects. Thema-
home to the majority of the world’s population and the open tically these are oriented to the following themes:
seas are key to global trade and security and a source of major
natural hazards. A1 Ocean Acidification
A2 Seafloor Warming
The Cluster of Excellence “The Future Ocean” www.ozean- A3 Oceanic CO -Uptake
2
der-zukunft.de, established in 2006 at the Christian-Albrechts- A4 Ocean Circulation
Universität zu Kiel, aims to (i) improve our understanding of A5 CO Sequestration
2
ocean changes in response to human activities, (ii) provide the A6 Chemistry at the Ocean Surface
scientific basis for sound global and regional ocean manage- A7 Valuing the Ocean
ment options, (iii) increase our capacity to reliably predict the B1 Living Resources and Overfishing
risks associated with ocean change and natural hazards and (iv) B2 Marine Medicine
TLIGHT ON GERMANY – EX
explore new marine resources and develop strategies for their B3 Seafloor Resources
SPO
sustainable use. B4 Submarine Hazards
B5 (1) Sea-Level Rise and
This will be achieved by a multidisciplinary research strategy B5 (2) Coasts at Risk
on the pathways, impacts and feedbacks of ocean change and B6 Law of the Sea
their interaction with society in terms of ocean resources, servi-
ces and risks. The Cluster strengthens the cooperation between Positions will be hosted either at IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel Univer-
several faculties and research institutes of Kiel University and sity or The Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW), more
the participating Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences (IFM- information about the Cluster and Research Themes can be
GEOMAR) and The Kiel Institute for the World Economy found at
www.ozean-der-zukunft.de/jobs.shtml
(IfW). The multidisciplinary approach of the Cluster „The
Future Ocean“ is complemented by an Integrated School of The Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel offers a family-
Ocean Science (ISOS). friendly working environment and is pro-active with respect to
double-career families (www.uni-kiel.de/auditfgh). PhD candi-
The Future Ocean
dates will participate in the graduate programme of the ISOS,
Greenhouse Resources
Oceans and Risks
which supports the development of a strong personal career
A1: B1: profile.
Ocean Acidification Fisheries and
Overfishing
Further Information:
http://isos.uni-kiel.de/index_en.shtml.
A2:
Seafloor Warming
B2:
Marine Medicine
Applications should be submitted to:
A3: Integrated
Oceanic CO
2
-Uptake School of Ocean
B3:
Dr. Mara Weinelt
Sciences
Seafloor
A4:
Resources Cluster of Excellence “The Future Ocean”
Ocean Circulation
Public Outreach
B4:
Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
A5:
Transfer to Submarine
D-24098 Kiel
CO
Application Hazards
2
Sequestration
Germany
A6:
B5:
Sea-Surface
Sea-Level Rise and
mail@ozean-der-zukunft.de
Chemisty
Coasts at Risk
A7: B6:
Valuing the Ocean Law of the Sea
Research Platforms
7
P1: P2: P3: P4:
Numerical Tracer Molecular Ocean
Simulation Analysis Technology Observatories
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