Postdoc Fellowship: Lunar Crustal Dichotomy & Volcanism

ORAU; Pasadena (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading space research organization is offering a unique opportunity for a postdoctoral researcher focusing on lunar petrology. This position involves engaging in independent research, combining petrological and remote sensing data with geodynamical modeling to investigate the lunar crustal dichotomy. Candidates should have a PhD in lunar petrology or related fields and demonstrate coding proficiency, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work independently. Applications are accepted through the NASA Postdoctoral Program system.

Qualifications

• PhD (or pending) in lunar petrology.
• Well versed in thermodynamic phase equilibrium models.
• Demonstrate proficiency with coding.

Responsibilities

• Engage in NASA research projects on lunar petrology.
• Pursue an independent research program using petrological and remote sensing data.
• Create programs for petrological data and modeling techniques.

Skills

Proficiency in coding

Excellent writing and speaking skills

Independent work capability

Education

Doctoral Degree (PhD) in lunar petrology or related field

Job description

A leading space research organization is offering a unique opportunity for a postdoctoral researcher focusing on lunar petrology. This position involves engaging in independent research, combining petrological and remote sensing data with geodynamical modeling to investigate the lunar crustal dichotomy. Candidates should have a PhD in lunar petrology or related fields and demonstrate coding proficiency, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work independently. Applications are accepted through the NASA Postdoctoral Program system.