N.B.  The floats, gliders and associated 21 d process cruise employed numerous diverse bio-optical sensors.  /eric

 

NORTH ATLANTIC BLOOM EXPERIMENT  -- POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

The Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington seeks a 

Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on analysis of data from 

autonomous floats, gliders and other platforms employed during the 

2008 North Atlantic Bloom Experiment.  Experience in some combination 

of Ocean Biogeochemistry, Physical Oceanography, Ocean Optics and 

strong skills in quantitative data analysis is required.  The 

successful candidate will work with an interdisciplinary, multi-

institutional team lead by Dr. Eric D'Asaro and Dr. Craig Lee of the 

Applied Physics Laboratory at the University of Washington and Dr. 

Mary Jane Perry of the University of Maine to understand the controls 

on ocean productivity and carbon export using these new experimental 

tools.

 

Please submit your resume for consideration to:

 

 

Linda M. Marsh

 

Human Resources Manager

 

Applied Physics Laboratory

 

University of Washington

 

1013 N. E. 40th St.

 

Box 355640

 

Seattle, WA  98105

 

 

or email to marsh@...