Postdoc: Climate Change Ecology & Peatland Palaeoecology

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań; Polska; On-site; PLN 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Life insurance

Pension plan

Savings and investment fund

Language learning funding

Additional days off for education

Co-financing of training and courses

Subsidizing children's vacations

Job summary

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań invites applications for a post-doctoral researcher at the Climate Change Ecology Research Unit. The successful candidate will work on peat core data from Poland, Estonia, and Norway, performing data analysis and writing manuscripts within the NCN OPUS project.

We offer a supportive environment and opportunities to expand skills in proxy analyses such as pollen, testate amoebae, and non-pollen palynomorphs, with international collaboration and potential for

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent required.
• Earth Sciences or Biology or related field required.
• Excellent knowledge of computer techniques used in geography and ecology required.
• Very good knowledge of English and good knowledge of Polish required.
• Publication achievements preferred (international) and strong research background.

Responsibilities

• Analyze data and write articles for publication.
• Broaden competencies in proxy analyses (e.g., pollen, testate amoebae, non-pollen palynomorphs).
• Contribute to research conducted in peatlands across Poland, Estonia and Norway.

Skills

Computer techniques in geography and

English proficiency

Polish proficiency

Publication achievements

OPUS NCN awareness

Education

PhD or equivalent

Earth Sciences / Biology related

Job description

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań invites applications for a post-doctoral researcher at the Climate Change Ecology Research Unit. The successful candidate will work on peat core data from Poland, Estonia, and Norway, performing data analysis and writing manuscripts within the NCN OPUS project.

We offer a supportive environment and opportunities to expand skills in proxy analyses such as pollen, testate amoebae, and non-pollen palynomorphs, with international collaboration and potential for