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OPEN POST DOCTORAL POSITION:
CO2 SEQUESTRATION MODELING
University of Wyoming
DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS
A post doctoral associate is sought to work on a research project funded by ASC PRF and the University of Wyoming, School of Energy Resources on CO2 sequestration modeling using a synthetic aquifer model and data from the FutureGen Site, Mt Simon Sandstone, the Illinois Basin. The position is available starting as early as July 1, 2009. An annual salary of $44,000 is offered plus full employee benefits. The appointment will be for 2 years with potential extension to the 3rd year depending on funding availability. For more information, visit: http://faculty.gg.uwyo.edu/yzhang/files/PostdocJobAd_PRF.pdf
Please contact:
Dr. Ye Zhang
Assistant Professor
Geological Modeling & Simulation
Department of Geology & Geophysics
1000 E. University Avenue
Dept 3006
University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY 82071 USA
yzhang9@uwyo.edu
GE220
Ph: 307-766-2981
Fax: 307-766-6679
http://faculty.gg.uwyo.edu/yzhang/
OPEN POST DOCTORAL POSITION:
Postdoctoral research in Experimental Geochemistry, Neutron Scattering, and Geologic Carbon Sequestration: Associate Professor John Kaszuba and Assistant Professor Vladimir Alvarado seek a postdoctoral research scientist for a new project that will explore fundamental aspects of coupling geochemical reactions and multiphase (CO2-H2O) flow in porous rocks. The successful candidate will combine experimental geochemistry and neutron scattering techniques to address this scientific problem. Candidates with a background in geochemistry are encouraged to apply. Candidates who also possess a background in quantitative geochemical analysis, experimental geochemistry, and/or neutron scattering are especially encouraged to apply. This project will begin January 1, 2010. Please contact John or Vladimir for details.