Vous trouverez ci-dessous 2 offres de thèse de l'université Calgary proposées par Brent Else qui portent sur :
1- Heat and Gas Exchange Over Sea Ice Using Eddy Covariance
2- Carbon Chemistry and Air-Sea CO2 Exchange in Arctic seas
2- Carbon Chemistry and Air-Sea CO2 Exchange in Arctic seas
Avis aux passionnés d'Océan Arctique !
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De : blansard <Bruno.Lansard@lsce.ipsl.fr>Objet : Réexp : Fwd: Fwd: 2 PhD Studentship Opportunities at University of Calgary in Arctic Marine Carbon CyclesDate : 21 mai 2014 08:48:42 UTC+02:00Bonjour,
Je vous fais suivre 2 offres de thèse à l'université de Calgary
proposées par Brent Else et dont le sujet porte sur l'océan Arctique :
*1- Heat and Gas Exchange Over Sea Ice Using Eddy Covariance*
*2- Carbon Chemistry and Air-Sea CO2 Exchange in Arctic seas*
Merci de bien vouloir diffuser ces 2 proposition dans le réseau APECS.
Bien cordialement,
Bruno Lansard
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From: *Brent Else* <belse@ucalgary.ca <mailto:belse@ucalgary.ca>>
Date: 2014-05-14 18:26 GMT+02:00
Subject: 2 PhD Studentship Opportunities at University of Calgary in
Arctic Marine Carbon Cycles
To:
Dear Colleagues,
In case you missed the news, I am happy to tell you that I will be
joining the University of Calgary this summer as an Assistant Professor.
With my new appointment, I have been given funding for two PhD students,
who will join my group sometime in the next year. As past (and hopefully
future) collaborators, I am hoping that you can help me
find these new students. Please circulate the attached advertisement as
you see fit.
Thanks, and I look forward to working with you in the future.
Sincerely,
Brent Else.
Begin forwarded message:*From: *Brent Else <belse@ucalgary.ca <mailto:belse@ucalgary.ca>>
*Subject: **2 PhD Studentship Opportunities at University of Calgary
in Arctic Marine Carbon Cycles*
*Date: *May 13, 2014 at 7:05:17 PM CDT
*To: *Brent Else <belse@ucalgary.ca <mailto:belse@ucalgary.ca>>
2 PhD Studentship Opportunities at the University of Calgary,
Department of Geography:
*PhD Studentship 1: Heat and Gas Exchange Over Sea Ice Using Eddy
Covariance*
This research project will focus on using the eddy covariance
technique to make measurements of CO2 exchange over sea ice. Emphasis
will be placed on the spring and possibly fall transition seasons,
when gas exchange processes are thought to be most active. Links
between CO2 exchange and the surface energy balance will
be investigated, as well as links to chemical, biological, and
physical processes occurring within the sea ice environment. The
successful candidate can expect to participate in several field
campaigns in the Arctic, with potential locations including Cambridge
Bay (Nunavut, Canada), Greenland, and Hudson Bay.
*PhD Studentship 2: Carbon Chemistry and Air-Sea CO2 Exchange in
Arctic seas *
This project will focus on studying carbon cycles in Arctic seas, with
an emphasis on the resulting air-sea exchange of CO2. Possible
avenues of investigation include the role of freshwater (river
discharge and sea ice melt), the importance of seasonal sea ice
cycles, and the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. The
successful candidate can expect to participate in Arctic field
campaigns and research cruises onboard the icebreaker CCGS Amundsen
For more details, see attached .pdf flyers, or visit:
http://people.ucalgary.ca/~belse
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