The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences is seeking to fill a faculty position in the area of marine ecosystem modeling. Applicants with experience in developing open ocean models to work with the Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study researchers are encouraged to apply, as well as those with in an interest in modeling coastal/coral reef communities. Starting date will be negotiated with the successful applicant, and hiring will be at the Assistant Scientist level.
Applicants must hold a Ph.D. degree in the oceanographic or related sciences. The successful candidate must demonstrate a strong track record or potential for outstanding accomplishments in research, research supervision, and teaching. Course offerings in the larger BIOS education program may include contributions to the POGO Centre of Excellence in Observational Oceanography commensurate with the candidate's interest and expertise.
Opportunities exist for disciplinary and interdisciplinary interactions with more than 14 other faculty at BIOS with an interest in marine sciences. Additional information about BIOS and its facilities can be found on our web pages: http://www.bios.edu.
Review of applications will begin 1 October 2010; the position will remain open until filled. Applications, including cover letters, curriculum vitae, teaching and research statements (1 page each), and contact information for three references should be submitted to Dr. Michael Lomas (Michael.Lomas@bios.edu) as a single PDF file.
The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), Inc. (founded as the Bermuda Biological Station in 1903) is a U.S. incorporated 501(c)(3) not-for-profit research and education institute, incorporated in New York state, employing a multi-national staff of approximately 100 people. Activities include oceanographic and marine biological research conducted by resident and visiting scientists, and university level courses on topics ranging from marine pollution to ocean genomics. Additional information on BIOS can be found at http://www.bios.edu.
