DR. ROBERT DUNN | Associate
Professor
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Seismology studies by my group include earthquake monitoring,
acoustic detection of marine mammals, and imaging of the interior of the
earth. Seagoing expeditions utilize natural and artificial sources to image
the crust and mantle in a variety of settings, particularly in areas of
magmatism. An immediate opportunity is available to participate on a
marine seismic experiment in the Western Pacific (Tonga region). |
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A post-doctoral research position or Ph.D. position, for
qualified individual, in seismology is available to work on an upcoming field
seismology project in the western Pacific. The successful applicant will be
expected to perform a variety of studies to constrain the three-dimensional
seismic structure of the crust and mantle using active-source seismic data, including
3-D imaging to reveal processes of magma transport beneath the Lau Back-Arc
Spreading Center. This is a two-year position, but further continuation is
possible. The nominal start date for this position is January 1, 2009, but
some flexibility to earlier or later starting dates is possible. Applicants
should contact: Dr. Robert Dunn;
dunnr@hawaii.edu; phone: (808) 956-3728. Applications will be accepted until
the position is filled. |
(Last
updated November 3, 2008)