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A key question is thus how marine benthic species adapt to spatially or temporarily challenging conditions, how communities are restructured driven by climate change and which functional implications such community change entails
Overseeing the Experiments Division, which currently includes approximately 150 permanent staff, including around 80 beamline scientists, as well as approximately 150 non-permanent staff and collaborators; Supervising the Beamlines
The position is a leadership role with overall responsibility for leading and developing the subject including research, postgraduate education as well as education at undergraduate and graduate level. In addition, the assignment is to further develop
You will play a key role in ECMWF’s contributions to the CoFLAME and EUFOR-G3W Horizon Europe EU projects, ensuring that scientific advances from these projects feed into ECMWF’s wider modelling activities and CAMS capabilities, including the CO2
The ideal candidate will bring expertise in Polar regions, with research and teaching interests in one or more of: terrestrial and freshwater environments, landscapes and biota, their responses to, and interactions with, other components of the Earth