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About the position
The University of California, Davis is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher in stable isotope geochemistry to join the DRIAR project, focusing on magma-poor rifting in the East African Rift System. This position involves conducting integrated research that combines geophysical, geological, geochemical, and geodynamic studies to investigate the chemical and isotopic signatures of volatiles and gas flux in the rift system. The role offers an intellectually stimulating environment aimed at addressing significant scientific challenges in Earth and Planetary Sciences.
Responsibilities
- Investigate the chemical and isotopic signatures of volatiles (CO2 and 3He/4He) and gas flux (CO2) to assess the extent of magma sources beneath the rift system.
- Use He-C relationships to quantitatively assess volatile inputs from the mantle to the crust and surface.
- Quantify the variability of tectonic CO2 flux to the atmosphere associated with rifting.
- Compile and synthesize published and unpublished data for hot springs in amagmatic and magmatic continental Rift systems.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Doctoral degree in geochemistry or a related field.
- Strong computational, modeling, and analytical skills.
- Experience with stable isotope ratio mass spectrometry (a must).
- Ability to mentor graduate and undergraduate students.
- Proven ability to conduct independent research and disseminate results in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings.
Benefits
- Competitive salary range of $66,737 - $80,034 per year.
- Opportunity to work in a world-class research environment.
- Access to resources and programs promoting diversity and inclusion.
