Birgit Wild

Arctic scientist working on carbon and nitrogen cycling in a warming climate.

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

Post doc position on Arctic plant-soil interactions in Stockholm!
@Stockholm_Uni @AcesSthlmUni
https://t.co/dKklcRnP8Q

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

@Polar_Research @PYRN_official

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

We are looking for a PhD student on the most mysterious of permafrost types - subsea permafrost! Join us at Stockholm University and help us understand how it is related to methane emissions from the Arctic Ocean!

@Stockholm_Uni @AcesSthlmUni

https://t.co/By9lh0r0JP

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

We are looking for a post doc on Arctic Ocean carbon cycling in Stockholm - with lots of room to develop own ideas!
https://t.co/MpEF2tUeJC
@AcesSthlmUni @Stockholm_Uni

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

Open tenure track position Stockholm!
Assistant Professor in Carbon biogeochemistry in land-atmosphere systems
https://t.co/vTfYlYh5kM

@AcesSthlmUni @Stockholm_Uni

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

#postdocjobs in Stockholm and Laon, France!
- Arctic Ocean methane oxidation (Stockholm): https://t.co/YPOhWeXrac
- Global priming modeling (Stockholm):
https://t.co/ltleBv06qW
- Agricultural priming modeling (Laon, with Frida Keuper):
https://t.co/77963fE7cZ

@Stockholms_univ

[Department of Environmental Science at Sthlm Uni @AcesSthlmUni]

📢We're hiring:

Postdoctoral Fellow focusing on Isotope Studies of Gases over South Asia

#Job #postdoc #Science

https://t.co/LEzuz22PaS

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

Interested in subsea permafrost? Here is our new paper! https://t.co/4zANmI7VPL

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

We are recruiting! Positions for PhD student, post doc and research engineer in plant-soil interactions and Arctic carbon cycling at @Stockholm_Uni @AcesSthlmUni
#postdocposition #PhD
https://t.co/n7dGroiAMk
https://t.co/x7GC9bgGCV
https://t.co/oGngZEiQal

[Department of Environmental Science at Sthlm Uni @AcesSthlmUni]

@BWild_Research from @AcesSthlmUni is one of the 14 researchers in Sweden to receive an ERC Starting Grant #ERCStG Congratulations Birgit!! 🍾@Stockholm_Uni

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

My colleague Örjan Gustafsson is recruiting a PhD student to join his group at Stockholm University. Unique sample archives from the Siberian Arctic and the possibility to join an Arctic Ocean expedition! Deadline 23 August.
https://t.co/gYssL0qtIi

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

Open PhD position at Stockholm University, focusing on plant-soil interactions in the Arctic! https://t.co/JSKcnViVUo

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

The Department of Environmental Science at Stockholm University is currently recruiting a Research Engineer to join our biogeochemistry team (permanently)! The focus of the position is on molecular analytical techniques - see here for details: https://t.co/7aRIhQZRPY

[Birgit Wild @BWild_Research]

Great opportunity in a great group!

[Andreas Richter @andreasarichter]

Independent Group Leader Position available @TER_Vienna for highly qualified and ambitious early career scientist in #soil_ecology (soil fauna, soil fungi, metaproteomics). For more details goto our webpage https://t.co/25vYSJomqi or contact me directly (email).

[International Siberian Shelf Study Expedition 2020 @ISSSarctic2020]

The ISSS-2020 team arrived in the White Sea port of Arkangesk, Russia in the early hours of the morning. Group mobilisation began with the success of entire team testing negative for Covid-19. We depart from port on the 26th/27th September. @BolinCentre @Stockholm_Uni

[Department of Environmental Science at Sthlm Uni @AcesSthlmUni]

Twelve #researchers from @AcesSthlmUni will soon be on their way to Russia to join Swedish-Russian expedition @ISSSarctic2020 to study #greenhouse #gas #emissions from thawing #Permafrost and #methane hydrates in the East #Siberian #Arctic Shelf. https://t.co/da577eX7Cg

[International Siberian Shelf Study Expedition 2020 @ISSSarctic2020]

Maybe you have seen the news about the “Mysterious Craters” opening in the Arctic tundra? Similar craters are found on the seafloor of the Arctic Ocean and they are associated with methane seepage. We will investigate these craters during the #ISSS2020 expedition