Marie Curie Fellow

Work at Scandinavia’s best University for Environmental research

The Department for Environmental Science would like to collaborate with ambitious postdoctoral researchers with excellent research track records on Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (MSCA IFs) in 2021 and onwards. The department conducts research and advisory activities mainly within the following areas: Atmospheric Pollutions, Environmental Pollutants and Ecosystem services (http://envs.au.dk/en/research/flagships/)

Specifically, the department is keen to host potential candidates to work on projects related to the following topics:

- Arctic research 

- Integrated spatial modelling of land-use, water and air quality, integrating natural and social scientific model and data 

- Circular resource flows / circular economy 

- Atmospheric pollution and impacts on human health 

- Environmental DNA 

- Remediation of water and soil 

- Climate change, mitigation and adaptation 

- Sustainable energy and environment

Who are we looking for and how to apply

We expect you to have an excellent research track record (minimum one first author publication) and be enthusiastic about at least one of the above mentioned research areas, academically curious and open minded towards the diversity of research approaches to deal with environmental and biological issues. In order to decide whether you meet this profile, please e-mail John Jacobsen at jj@envs.au.dk  a synopsis of a research proposal you wish to work on (1 page) and your CV and list of publications, suggestion for potential supervisor, h-index, citations, journal impact factor, participation in conferences, eventual attracted funding, etc. Please email these documents no later than 01.07.2020 If you have any questions you are very welcome to contact John Jacobsen, jj@envs.au.dk / +45 93508383. 

We further stress that:

• the candidate is to first contact John Jacobsen and not potential supervisors;
• it is the candidate's responsibility to submit the application to the Marie Curie Individual Fellowship call —  deadline 09.09.2020
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Kind regards,

John Jacobsen