Research Position at the University of Parma, Italy
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Sandro Longo
May 13, 2024, 12:18:45 PMMay 13
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Research Position at the University of Parma, Italy
A call for a research position is now opened at the University of Parma closing at midnight of 21st may. The link for application (only online) is:
https://lnkd.in/daJERwuT
The researcher will undertake an existing project to experimentally study the interaction between currents and water waves, with opportunities to develop activities in new directions. The main work will be in the framework of MARCUS project, which involves several academic institutions throughout Italy. More information on the work can be found at Progetto MARCUS | Università degli Studi di Parma (https://lnkd.in/ev83tRib).
A PhD in Physical Oceanography, Mechanical or Civil Engineering, or a closely related discipline, is preferred, but not mandatory. Talented candidates with MSc will also be considered. Experience with laboratory and/or field experimental methods is highly desirable, as well as strong quantitative, writing, and communication skills.
The experiments will be performed in collaboration between the University of Parma (Italy), the Polytechnic University of Bari (Italy) and the University of Granada (Spain).
The contract will last one year (renewable only upon availability of new funding). The net salary will be ~2018 €/month.
The link where you can find the PDF of the application is:
https://lnkd.in/daJERwuT
Note that application is “bando” in Italian language. You can find at this link:
https://lnkd.in/djDK-4qz
the PDF with some comments in English to guide you through the document.
The following link will address you to the webpage that you have to use for the application:
https://lnkd.in/dSSBK3vm
We are very sorry about the language barrier; we encourage you to use all the tools you can think of to understand all the documentation. However, please reach us out if you have any doubt.
Interested candidates should contact Sandro Longo (sandro...@unipr.it), Luca Chiapponi (luca.ch...@unipr.it) and Fabio Addona (fabio....@unipr.it) with consistent advance.
Best regards
A call for a research position is now opened at the University of Parma closing at midnight of 21st may. The link for application (only online) is:
https://lnkd.in/daJERwuT
The researcher will undertake an existing project to experimentally study the interaction between currents and water waves, with opportunities to develop activities in new directions. The main work will be in the framework of MARCUS project, which involves several academic institutions throughout Italy. More information on the work can be found at Progetto MARCUS | Università degli Studi di Parma (https://lnkd.in/ev83tRib).
A PhD in Physical Oceanography, Mechanical or Civil Engineering, or a closely related discipline, is preferred, but not mandatory. Talented candidates with MSc will also be considered. Experience with laboratory and/or field experimental methods is highly desirable, as well as strong quantitative, writing, and communication skills.
The experiments will be performed in collaboration between the University of Parma (Italy), the Polytechnic University of Bari (Italy) and the University of Granada (Spain).
The contract will last one year (renewable only upon availability of new funding). The net salary will be ~2018 €/month.
The link where you can find the PDF of the application is:
https://lnkd.in/daJERwuT
Note that application is “bando” in Italian language. You can find at this link:
https://lnkd.in/djDK-4qz
the PDF with some comments in English to guide you through the document.
The following link will address you to the webpage that you have to use for the application:
https://lnkd.in/dSSBK3vm
We are very sorry about the language barrier; we encourage you to use all the tools you can think of to understand all the documentation. However, please reach us out if you have any doubt.
Interested candidates should contact Sandro Longo (sandro...@unipr.it), Luca Chiapponi (luca.ch...@unipr.it) and Fabio Addona (fabio....@unipr.it) with consistent advance.
Best regards
Sandro Longo
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