Post-Doc position on numerical modeling of seismic tremors in the framework of the H2020 ERC project SEISMAZE (M/F) - Recognised Researcher (R2)

CNRS job offer

General information


 Reference : UMR5275-MARRAM-003
 Workplace : GRENOBLE
 Date of publication : Monday, May 03, 2021
 Type of Contract : FTC Scientist
 Contract Period : 24 months
 Expected date of employment : 1 October 2021
 Proportion of work : Full time
 Remuneration : from 2648 € gross monthly, according to previous work experience
 Desired level of education : PhD
 Experience required : Indifferent


Missions

The Institut des Sciences de la Terre at Grenoble (ISTerre/CNRS), France is opening a Postdoc position in the framework of the ERC project SEISMAZE.
This project is aimed at studies of slow transient deformation processes in geological systems based on seismological observations.
One of the central activities of this project is the development of new approaches for the modeling of slow transient processes in tectonic and volcanic contexts.


Activities

The proposed 2-year postdoc position is focused on numerical modeling of seismic tremors and slow deformation transients observed in major tectonic faults and volcanic systems based on methods combining viscoelastic and damage rheologies.
The position is expected to start in the fall of 2021.


Skills

We are looking for highly motivated candidates with strong numerical and methodological skills.
At the time of appointment, the successful postdoc candidates must have a PhD degree in geophysics, physics, mechanics or a closely related field and a strong expertise in numerical simulations of rheological models, as well as excellent English skills.


Work Context

ISTerre (Insitut des Sciences de la Terre/Institute of Earth Sciences) is a joint research unit comprised of 300 people. It operates under the supervision of the CNRS, (University Grenoble Alps, University Savoie Mont Blanc, French National Research Institute for Development / French institute of science and technology for transport, development and networks), and is subsidiary of Observatory of Earth Sciences and Astronomy of Grenoble and of PAGE, a research center of Grenoble-Alpes University.
Organized in 10 research teams, the primary goal of our research unit is the physical and chemical study of the planet Earth through a combination of observations of natural objects, experimentation, and the modeling of complex processes.
The selected candidate will be part of the Ondes team including 65 researchers, post-docs and PhD students, including the other members of the Seismaze project.

To apply, go to the Portail Emploi du CNRS

The SEISMAZE project’s website: https://seismaze.osug.fr