The project will be integrated within the Action
PROCAS of the IES Global Environment
Monitoring Unit, of which the main objective is
to provide scientific and technical support in the
development and implementation of EU Policies
related to the marine and coastal environment.
In the context of the PhD project, the objective
is to provide effective information / indicators in
support of an integrated assessment of the
ecosystem health in coastal and marine
environment; to analyze the impacts of regional
climate variability and anthropogenic pressures
on coastal and marine waters.
The ideal candidate should have a University
degree (giving access to the PhD) in
oceanography, environmental sciences, physics
or related fields.
Knowledge in the field of marine biology and
physics is required. Good comprehension of
numerical computing, satellite data analysis
tools and related issues is an asset.
Good knowledge of spoken and written English is
required. The knowledge of another community
language would be an advantage.
Relevant publications and presentations should
be highlighted.
The Joint Research Centre is an equal
opportunity employer and is committed to
increasing the diversity of its staff. It welcomes
nominations of and applications from women
and minority groups.
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