Research
will focus on the experimental investigation of hydrothermal alteration of
ultramafic minerals under conditions relevant for natural systems with emphasis
on CO2conversion and carbon speciation during reactions. Our
institution has facilities for high-pressure/high-temperature fluid-rock
experiments (large volume autoclaves with fluid sampling, low-pressure
diamond-anvil cells) and for extensive fluid and rock characterization (GC-MS,
ICP-MS, Raman spectroscopy). Complementary techniques are available on the
campus (e.g. X-Ray Diffraction, electron microscopy). Synchrotron-based
experiments or analyses are also considered. The successful applicant will work
in close collaboration with an international group of scientists of the Deep
Carbon Observatory science network (http://deepcarbon.net/).
The
candidate should hold a PhD in Earth Sciences or Chemistry. An experience or a
strong affinity for laboratory experimental work and analytical techniques is
mandatory. Experience in thermodynamic modeling of fluid-rock reactions and/or
of organic chemistry will be appreciated. The initial appointment will be for a
period of one year and may be extended depending on the funding situation.
To apply,
submit the following materials via email in Adobe PDF format: current CV that
includes education, employment history, awards, publications; and the names and
contact information for 3 references. The position is available immediately and
will remain open until filled. Applicants should send applications
electronically (in PDF form) as an email attachment to Dr Muriel
Andreani (muriel.andreani@univ-lyon1.fr).
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