[Geoinfo] Lectureship and Postdoc available at University of Bergen

[Martin Muravchik]

Mas abajo les envio informacion sobre posiciones en la Universidad de  
Bergen, Noruega.
Saludos,
Martin
Muravchik



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Dear Colleague
I would like to bring to your attention two posts that are available  
at the Department of Earth Science, University of Bergen and I’d be  
grateful if you would forward this information to any potentially  
interested colleagues:

  1.     A permanent academic post at Associate Professor level in  
structural geology and/or sedimentology with a focus on reservoir  
characterization and modeling (closing date: 15 September 2010).

2.  A three-year postdoctoral fellowship in 3D seismic interpretation  
and/or seismic geomorphology applied to sedimentology and/or  
structural geology (closing date: 30 September 2010).

I have provided short summaries of each of the available positions at  
the bottom of this e-mail and if anyone would like further information  
they can contact me directly by e-mail to: robert.gawthorpe en geo.uib.no

More detailed information on both these posts and, importantly,  
details on how to apply can be found at:
http://www.uib.no/positions

At UiB, the department’s research activity is organized within five  
major research groups that have strong interdisciplinary links.  The  
key research groups are focused on Geodynamics, Marine Geology and  
Geophysics, Petroleum Geoscience, Geobiology, and Quaternary Geology  
and Palaeoclimate.  The department is affiliated with the university’s  
three centres of excellence: the Centre for Integrated Petroleum  
Research, the Centre for Geobiology, and the Bjerknes Centre for  
Climate Research.  It has close cooperation with the Bergen Museum,  
other faculty departments and industry (particularly the upstream  
petroleum sector).  Both posts will be hosted within the Petroleum  
Geoscience Group.  More information on the Department can be obtained  
from www.uib.no/geo

Many thanks


Rob


Professor Rob Gawthorpe
University of Bergen
Department of Earth Science
Allégaten 41
N-5007 BERGEN
Norway
Phone:  +47 55 58 38 34
Fax: +47 55 58 36 60
E-mail: robert.gawthorpe en geo.uib.no
Web:  www.uib.no/geo/en



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  Associate Professor in Reservoir Geology  (closing date 15 September 2010)

We are looking for an active researcher with both fundamental research  
expertise and professional experience in sedimentary and/or structural  
geology of petroleum reservoirs.  Ideally candidates should have  
experience in one or more of the following disciplines:   
characterization, analysis and modelling of subsurface reservoirs,  
outcrop analogue studies, digital imaging of outcrops/reservoirs,  
interpretation of 3D seismic geomorphology or basin structure, and  
numerical simulation of sedimentation processes/systems.  Broad  
experience from field research and/or work in industrial  
reservoir-study units will be considered advantageous. It is expected  
that the applicant’s personal research interests and activity will  
contribute significantly to those of the department’s Petroleum  
Geoscience Group. The applicants should document their skills for  
collaboration within and outside a research group, as well as their  
ability to lead research projects and obtain external funding for  
research.

Note that a willingness to learn Norwegian is expected, but not  
essential for teaching.  There is also an open possibility for the  
successful applicant to seek promotion to a Professor position.

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Postdoctoral Fellow (3 year) in 3D seismic interpretation and/or  
seismic geomorphology  (Closing date 30 September 2010)

We wish to attract an active researcher with proven research  
experience in seismic interpretation of sedimentary and/or structural  
geology who will help lead a team of postgraduate and postdoctoral  
researchers under the supervision of Professor Rob Gawthorpe.   
Expertise in one or more of: i) quantitative seismic geomorphology of  
depositional systems, ii) structural characterisation of fault/fold  
growth, iii) seismic imaging of fluid flow in sedimentary basins, iv)  
structural style of mobile substrates, and v) sedimentary processes  
along continental margins would complement existing projects.   
Furthermore, experience of working with, and supporting, large 3D  
seismic projects and/or working with the petroleum industry will be  
considered advantageous.  It is a prerequisite that a PhD dissertation  
has been approved before appointment is granted.




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