Postdoc: Fate & Effects of Emerging Contaminants in Agriculture

University of Leeds; Leeds; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday entitlement

Gym membership

Professional development

On-site childcare

Job summary

The University of Leeds invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow to investigate the fate and effects of emerging contaminants in agricultural systems within the School of Geography. You will join Professor Laura Carter’s research group on the UKRI-funded project “Closing the Loop”.

Focusing on environmental chemistry, contaminant uptake, and effects on soil health and crops, you will generate mechanistic insights and support risk assessment frameworks in a collaborative,

Qualifications

• PhD in Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Science or related field.
• Experience with environmental contaminants research.
• Strong analytical and writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver an innovative research programme on fate and effects of emerging contaminants in agricultural systems.
• Investigate contaminant uptake, transformation and biological effects in agro-ecosystems.
• Collaborate across teams and contribute to policy and risk assessment frameworks.

Skills

Environmental Chemistry

Environmental Science

Environmental Biology

Education

PhD in Environmental Chemistry or Environmental Science

Job description

The University of Leeds invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow to investigate the fate and effects of emerging contaminants in agricultural systems within the School of Geography. You will join Professor Laura Carter’s research group on the UKRI-funded project “Closing the Loop”.

Focusing on environmental chemistry, contaminant uptake, and effects on soil health and crops, you will generate mechanistic insights and support risk assessment frameworks in a collaborative,