Scanning GSA, SVP, SICB, ASM, Science, Chronicle of Higher Ed, I have found 18 postings that are current. There were no appropriate ESA jobs this week. This is my first jobs posting, so I’m not surprised to find so many. As we move forward, I’m going to try to put up a compilation each week, so the number of new postings will be smaller. This listing covers over a month’s worth of live advertisements.
Another thing: I’m including a lot of positions that aren’t in North America, because I think that’s only fair. My main criterion for inclusion is imagining that one of the many kinds of 4D biologists I know could wedge him or herself into the position description. Consequently, Geospatial Information Librarian and Biosignatures Investigator are in, but Postdoctoral Associate working on histone deacetylase-4 (HDAC4) in cartilage and bone development is not. Perhaps I do have a paleobiological colleague who feels that work on HDAC4 is within her abilities; if so, please comment below and I’ll try to be more inclusive in the future.
I’ve organized them stratigraphically by closing date, with the latest dates at the top. Also, there is a big stack at the bottom with no closing dates. I’ll keep posting in this way until someone complains.
Closing August 5:
Geospatial Information Librarian (Geology/Earth Sciences), The Ohio State University Libraries
- A good position for someone interested in processes across the landscape
Closing Tuesday July 23:
Asst. Instructor – Biology, NYU Abu Dhabi campus
Closing Thursday July 4:
One-year Lecturer in Evolution + Marine Biology, American University, Washington DC
Closing Friday, June 21:
Assistant Professorship, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- Open call for young researchers ready to lead their own groups.
Closing Thursday, June 20:
Non-tenure Track Faculty (2 positions: Life Sci. and Geology), Clarion University, Penssylvania
Closing Friday, June 14:
Biosignatures Investigator, NASA
- Looking for signatures of life in past environments is what 4D bio is all about
Open Topic Tenure Track Prof., Technical University Dresden
- They don’t care about your research topic, as long as you produce results.
Closing Friday, June 7:
Visiting Asst. Prof. – Biology, St Bonaventure University, New York
Closing Monday, June 3:
Research Zoologist / Curator of Vertebrate Zoology, National Museum of Natural History
No closing date listed:
Instructor in Geology, Midland College, Texas
Science Non-tenure Track Faculty, Asian University for Women, Bangladesh
Adjunct Faculty teaching Science, Strayer University, Maryland
Physical Science Adjunct (5 Part Time Positions), City College of Chicago – Malcom X College
Associate Prof. + Lecturer (2 positions), Botswana International University of Science and Technology
Instructor of Biology, University of South Carolina Upstate
Assistant Professor of Anatomy (3 positions), Midwestern University, Glendale Arizona
Vertebrate Paleontology Collections Manager, Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Two-year postdoc in fossil synapsid collections management, Field Museum
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