Interested in working with a COLDEX researcher for grad school?
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OSU is recruiting one PhD student to work on laboratory measurements of gases trapped in COLDEX ice cores, including the elemental and isotopic ratios of the major gases (N2, O2, Ar). The objectives of the work include: understanding the long-term evolution of atmospheric oxygen, detecting glacial and orbital cycles in the oldest ice, and understanding the long-term changes in the climatic conditions at the site. Participation in COLDEX fieldwork in Antarctica would be encouraged but is not required.
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UW is recruiting 2 to 3 PhD students spanning the following areas: radar and borehole geophysics, ice properties and microstructure, ice flow modeling at local to continental scales, and water isotope and climate reconstruction. Students may be co-advised among UW glaciology faculty.
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Radioglaciology, airborne geophysics
Recruiting 1 PhD student; research focus would be polar radioglaciology in support of COLDEX goals; however nominal degree program would overlap with the first exploration of Jupiter’s moon Europa, and some skills may be transferable.
Details below:
https://www.jsg.utexas.edu/academics/graduate/admissions/
Application deadlines: December 1 for entry fellowship application; January 2 for all applications
Note, Duncan will be in the field from November 28 through the application deadline - admissions continue through mid-April.
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Paleoclimate and geochemistry
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UW is recruiting 2 to 3 PhD students spanning the following areas: radar and borehole geophysics, ice properties and microstructure, ice flow modeling at local to continental scales, and water isotope and climate reconstruction. Students may be co-advised among UW glaciology faculty.
