Opportunity Overview
The position of Scientist in Antarctic Research is available for a research program funded through the Antarctic Science Collaboration Initiative.
Key responsibilities include conducting research on Antarctic krill, specifically studying climate change impacts and their effects on krill physiology.
About the Opportunity
* Conduct marine fieldwork and controlled aquarium experiments to study krill behavior and responses to environmental changes.
* Participate in marine science voyages to gather data on ocean acidification and its effects on krill populations.
This role will be part of a larger research team focused on understanding the impacts of climate change on Antarctic ecosystems. The ideal candidate will have experience with research methodologies, statistical analysis, and effective communication of scientific findings.
For current staff, please acknowledge discussion with your manager as part of the assessment process.
Required Skills and Qualifications
* Master's or Ph.D. in a relevant field such as marine biology, ecology, or physics.
* Experience with research design, implementation, and data analysis.
* Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Beyond technical expertise, the successful candidate will demonstrate a passion for scientific inquiry and a commitment to advancing our understanding of the complex interactions within Antarctic ecosystems.
Benefits
The Antarctic Science Collaboration Initiative offers a unique opportunity for scientists to contribute to groundbreaking research while gaining hands-on experience in some of the world's most remote and extreme environments.
Further Information
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