Applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher (PR) are invited to work with an interdisciplinary team of biological and physical oceanographers at Stony Brook University, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences in Stony Brook, NY. The PR will work on a project funded by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to develop indicators to monitor the health of the New York Bight ecosystem.  The PR will be responsible for collecting and analyzing data on carbonate chemistry in the New York Bight. To apply please visit here and follow the postdoctoral link. Please note requisitions 1703371 and 1703364 are for one vacancy. The title/rank (Postdoctoral/Senior Researcher) will be contingent upon the selected candidate's skills and experience in their area of expertise.  Apply for one or both depending on your qualifications.  Please contact Janet Nye (janet.nye@stonybrook.edu) for further information.

The National Park Service (NPS) is pleased to support the Future Park Leaders of Emerging Change (FPL) program as a pathway for exemplary students in higher education (advanced undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent graduates) to apply their skills and ideas to park-based challenges and solutions. One Position is to "Develop an Ocean Acidification Action Toolkit for Our National Parks" at the Olympic National Park .

The Initiative offers 12-week paid internships which allow students to gain valuable work experience, explore career options, and develop leadership skills through mentorship and guidance while helping to advance NPS efforts on emerging management issues. Successful students may be eligible for non-competitive hire into federal positions for which they qualify following completion of all academic requirements. For more information visit the future park leaders website

Closing date: 3 December 2017. Position open for US citizens.

This position is part of an IOC-UNESCO/IAEA- collaboration to support Global Ocean Acidification Observation  Network (GOA-ON).

Under supervision of the Head of the Radioecology Laboratory, the Associate Research Scientist (Programme Support) is: (1) a technical specialist assisting in planning and implementing of all GOA-ON activities, (2) a network facilitator promoting global integration and coordination for the GOA-ON, and (3) a communicator preparing and presenting results to the broader community through reports and scientific publications. For more information visit: IAEA Website

Position: Research Assistantship (Ph.D. in Marine Biology)- at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

One Ph.D. student is sought to study the physiological impacts of increased pCO2 on clam species that are of subsistence importance to Alaska Native communities. Taking an integrative approach, this project includes biochemical, microscopy and carbonate chemistry analyses with the opportunities for seasonal field work in Kachemak Bay, Alaska.