The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Geological Survey (Middletown, PA, USA) are hosting a 1-year, post-MS or post-PhD fellowship on critical mineral potential in historical iron ores, slags, and their host rocks. We are looking for folks with expertise in geochemistry. Experience with operating an SEM/EDS, portable XRF, and/or LIBS is greatly valued. Creativity and innovative approaches to research and geoscience education are always appreciated.
Job announcement (closes April 7): https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/pabureau/jobs/4420033/governors-science-and-technology-fellowship
Please select “Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) – Data Interpretation of Ores and Host Rocks to Determine Potential for Commercial Extraction” as your top choice to be considered for this position.
Salary: $80,988, must be eligible to work in the USA
Please contact Jeff Krieder (jeffkriede@pa.gov – misspelled on the ad page) for questions regarding this position.
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