ANZIC Bulletin 7 Dec 2018
In this issue:
- EOI sought for ANZIC Ocean Planet Workshop 2019
- Expedition Updates – Call to Sail
- Download the ANZIC 2017 Annual Report
- IODP @AGU100
- Current EXP 358 Report
- Totten Glacier Pre-proposal Workshop
- NSF seeking Section Head
- STA News
CALL TO SAIL!
ANZIC on behalf of the International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) is now accepting applications for the following expeditions:
Expedition 389: Hawaiian Drowned Reefs (Closing soon)
Expedition 387: Amazon Margin
Expedition 388: Equatorial Atlantic Gateway
Opportunities exist for researchers (including PHD students) in all shipboard specialties—including, but not limited to, sedimentologists, micropaleontologists, paleomagnetists, inorganic/organic geochemists, petrologists, petrophysicists, microbiologists, and borehole geophysicists.
More details in this PDF
ANZIC Bulletin 9 Nov 2018
In this issue:
- Farewell Catherine Beasley
- AGCC 2018
- IODP Exp. 389 (Hawaiian Drowned Reefs)
- New issue of Scientific Drilling (journal)
- AGU IODP Town Hall and pre-proposal workshop
- IODP in the media
- Recent publications
20 Nov Deadline: Mini-Workshops at the 2018 AGU Fall Meeting (including one on Hikurangi)
Registration Deadline: November 20, 2018
All mini-workshops are free of charge and open to all. However, attendance and food may be limited so register early for fullest consideration. For more information and registration visit the GeoPRISMS website at: http://geoprisms.org/agu2018-registration/
* ExTerra: Evolution of arc crust
Sunday December 9, 2018 | 8:00am – 12:15pm | Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Athens Room
> More info
* Investigating subduction processes at the Hikurangi margin, New Zealand
Sunday December 9, 2018 | 1:15pm – 5:30pm | Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Athens Room
> More info
Questions? Contact the GeoPRISMS Office at info@geoprisms.org
Employment Opportunity: International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) Marine Technicians
The International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) at Texas A&M University (TAMU) is planning to hire several full-time Marine Technicians (TAMU title: Research Associate) and/or temporary Marine Technicians (TAMU title: Program Aide). IODP Marine Technicians are required to sail on the Research Vessel JOIDES Resolution, which operates worldwide on two-month long scientific drilling expeditions. Employee shifts at sea are 12 hours a day, 7 days a week for each expedition. The work is physically demanding, requiring the ability to maintain balance on a moving ship, to carry objects (e.g., core sections) weighing up to 60 lbs., and to tolerate exposure to noise and dust. The employee must be able to pass a new employee seagoing physical exam and annual seagoing physical exams, and must be able to obtain and hold a passport and appropriate visas on a continuing basis. Both positions require a Bachelor’s degree with two years of relevant experience or a Master’s degree.
We will begin reviewing applications on 28 September 2018, but will continue to accept applications until candidates are selected for interviews. Additional details concerning these position are given in the full online job ads.
Link to the Research Associate Position: https://tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/TAMU_External/job/Research-Associate_R-010787
Link to the Program Aide Position: https://tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/TAMU_External/job/Program-Aide_R-010657-1
Monthly meeting 6 Nov 1200 AVC3
Hi all
Our next meeting is on Tuesday 6 November in AVC3 or via ZOOM following the instructions at the end of this message.
Agenda:
- Otago membership fee update/discussion
- OAR update
- Blog posts about: faculty positions, technician position, ANZIC Bulletin, Exp 389 call for science team members
- Review Action Grid (also pasted at end of this message) and update
- ICDP workshop at Geosciences meeting in Napier
- Any other business?
Action Grid
| Task | Person responsible | Report back/due date |
| Talk to Gary about membership fee | Virginia | ASAP |
| Email Virginia 1 cool drilling photo for database website | Everyone | ASAP |
| Comment on Curation DIS-OAR document – include how your samples are typically identified
(e.g. Exp343_C0019E_25R_01_23-25 and what each of these bits means) |
Everyone | October 8 |
| 1-2 page summary of proposed project for ICDP incl national and international collaborations | Chris | November 26 |
| Compile a plan of work that needs to be done ASAP on OAR | Bob | ASAP |
| Send email to Chris about upcoming plans for containers | Bob | |
| Email Virginia information about tech position on JR | Christian | Done |
| Ask Div Sci Comms people to design an OAR logo | Virginia | ASAP |
| Compile ideas about other Departments that could be taking advantage of Sci Drilling opportunities | Virginia | ASAP |
ZOOM MEETING DETAILS:
ANZIC CALL FOR SCIENTISTS Expedition 389 Hawaiian Drowned Reefs
Just a reminder to the ANZIC research community that there is a call out for participation in Expedition 389- Hawaiian Drowned Reefs in 2019. If this expedition may be of interest to you, we would encourage you to join the information webinar noted below.
Application information for researchers based in ANZIC member institutions is available on the ANZIC website.
Information Webinar:
To learn more about the scientific objectives of this expedition, life at sea, and how to apply to sail, please join us for a web-based seminar on Wednesday 31st October 2018 at 1pm GMT.
AEDT 12am 1 Nov
AWDT 9pm 31 Oct
AEST 11pm 31 Oct
NZDT 2am 1 Nov
To participate in the webinar, you will need access to the internet with a computer equipped with a speaker and microphone (optional). To register, please visit:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/X3GWXKT
Please note that places are limited to 100, and the webinar link will be e-mailed to the first 100 registrants.
ANZIC Bulletin 4 Oct 2018
In This Issue:
- Apply to sail on Exp. 389 Hawaiian Drowned Reefs
EOIs for Alternates on JRFB and CIB are invited
Host the ANZIC Masterclass in 2019-20
News from the ANZIC Office
ANZIC Legacy funding announced
MARGO Workshop funding announced
Expedition news
GeoPRISMS] Job Posting: Faculty, Postdoc and Lab Manager Positions
The following positions are advertised:
1) Tenure Track Assistant Professor in earth materials, mineralogy, and petrology – Salem State University
2) Bateman Postdoctoral Fellowship – Department of Geology & Geophysics, Yale University
3) Assistant/Associate Professor in Geodynamics and Geodesy – University of Miami
4) Rock Mechanics Lab Manager – University of Wisconsin-Madison
5) Faculty Position in Stratigraphic Paleontology – Yale University
6) Assistant Professor of Geophysics – Oregon State University
7) Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Position in Geosciences – Towson University
8) Assistant Professor in solid Earth Geophysics – UC Santa Cruz
More details can be found here
