JOB ALERT ‼️
We’re recruiting - come and work with us UoB Palaeobiology University of Bristol Earth Sciences
This is a permanent post at entry-level lecturer to senior lecture grade. Informal enquiries welcome, full details below

Postdoc claxon!! 2 year postdoc with Sam Giles and colleagues on the radiation of ray finned fishes in the Palaeozoic: edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

New position in @BerkeleyIB: Assistant Professor in Comparative Biomechanics. If you work on integrative organismal design, biomechanics, or functional morphology in either aquatic or terrestrial taxa, consider applying to join us! DM any Qs #Biomechanics aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF04087

Three! #Palaeo ( #Paleo ?) or biomechanics positions with me to help look at #dinosaur tracks and locomotor mechanics. All ~5 year positions. Thread for your re-X-ing or whatever we're calling retweeting these days 1/4

Many congrats to Will Deakin and thanks to examiners Dani Schmidt and Paul O’Higgins - and revival of the viva hat - hurrah!

I've been intrigued by Crassigyrinus since undergrad days and so pleased to play a part in bringing this study to fruition. More early tetrapod excitement to come with on-going and future projects

We’ve had an amazing time on the UoB Palaeobiology University of Bristol Earth Sciences field trip to Spain. Fabulous rocks fossils and museums and colleagues who generously gave their time and expertise to make it possible

PhD opening! Looking for a PhD student to start at University of Bristol Earth Sciences in October to reconstruct Cretaceous CO2 with boron isotopes as part of an 'ERC' (now UKRI) project. Deadline 15th of Feb. RTs appreciated! tinyurl.com/PetrarchPhD1

Read all about Antonio Ballell latest paper here, with all the best gifs
#dinosaurs #feeding #teeth

**JOB (PRE)ANNOUNCEMENT** My lab is hiring 2 postdoctoral researchers to start in 2023.

- 1 is on prosthetics, part-time, 4 days a week for 6 months
- 1 is on masticatory biomechanics and eating disorders, full time, 24 months

Description below. Contact if interested!

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Fancy being a Full Professor studying early microbial evolution? Come to Bristol and work with all the kool kidz University of Bristol Biological Sciences and UoB Palaeobiology!

2023 International Congress of Vertebrate Morphology, Cairns Cairns Convention Centre, Australia 28 July-1 August 2023.

As the Chair of the Scientific Program Committee I am delighted to announce that the #ICVM2023 Abstract Submission Portal is now open!! International Society for Vertebrate Morphology 👇

Please if you’re interested in joining our group at the University of Bristol look out for Liz to chat about options! #svp2022 #2022svp

My Department (Life Sciences at Imperial College London) is about to advertise 5 Lecturer/Senior Lecturer positions (equivalent to American Assistant/Associate Prof) in any area of Life Sciences! These are permanent positions. The ad will be out soon. Please RT!

If you're at #SVP2022 and you're interested in synapsid/mammal evolution, come check out my poster this afternoon (B207) on jaw joint evolution in derived cynodonts!

I’m presenting a talk on some of my research FRIDAY at 9AM so stop by if you’re at #2022SVP and interested in non-mammalian #synapsids & the evolution of terrestrial carnivores in the late Palaeozoic!

Here’s a sneak peek:

Students going to the #2022svp round table tonight: if you’re interested in joining us at UoB Palaeobiology you can grab one of our flyers with my contact detail and get in touch to ask questions. It has my email address but also you can contact me here! #svp2022

🚨2 x fully funded PhD opportunities available in our lab. One is lab orientated and involves (geo)chemistry & mineral synthesis, the other is more computational and numerical.

On my way to #2022SVP a little later due to family reasons. If you’re interested in skulls, jaws and feeding mechanics I have a 3-year postdoc and 2x PhD projects currenlty available! PhDs tinyurl.com/sew2vpyt PD: tinyurl.com/2r77d6rd come chat from Thursday onwards/msg me

PhD opportunities at Bristol! University of Bristol Earth Sciences OGU Bristol
Details: tinyurl.com/PhD-at-Bristol

Check out mine on 'Carbon (CO2) cycling mechanisms in early algae: Implications for past climate
and life on Earth' tinyurl.com/early-algae

Please RT!

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