Role

This 36 -month assistant researcher will join a team of investigators from Bristol, Oxford, Blameouth and Western Indian Islands in the research grant funded by Leverrimi.Volcanic history.

Leaded by Bristol UniversityHistory of volcanic It is a multidisciplinary project aimed at understanding the complex relationship between volcanic eruptions and the societal turmoil it causes. The broader project will combine the science of volcanic, history, archeology and disaster science to understand the drivers of volcanic turmoil in many East Caribbean Volcanic Islands. this The post -DOC position will be responsible for the field examination of the classroom of the deposits emitted, and the identification of the main samples through which the use of northern science and hemorrhage to detect the motives of rapid changes during or between separate rings. You will also cooperate with the broader team to clarify some explosions into the historical record, and to integrate others with the archaeological record of the before the Colombian settlements into these islands.

You will have field experience in describing and analyzing young packages and being able to take advantage of the analytical tools available at the University of Bristol (SEM, MicroProbe and XCT) to rebuild the previous and compliant changes in the layer.

This project provides you with the opportunity to participate in a multidisciplinary project, acquire knowledge of historical and archaeological research, and integrate volcanoes visions with these areas to improve disaster risk reduction. You must have enthusiasm for cooperative work and knowledge sharing.

What will you do?

Several periods of field work (about 2-3 weeks), working in a small team in the eastern Caribbean, taking samples, describing and associated with negative deposits

Using textual analysis and accurate analytical methods to rebuild extensive parameters in the surface environment

Contributing to analyzing and interpreting the archival records of historical explosions in the Eastern Caribbean region, and the connection of explosions with the archaeological record.

Contribute to the integration and analysis of the history emitted with its societal effects in the context of the broader changes.

Exchanging this knowledge and publishing it through both academic and non -academic means

You must apply if

It is desirable to qualify a doctorate level in an appropriate area of ​​volcanoes, with both field experience and the knowledge of the rebuilding of the petroleum and the text of the exhausted date.

You flourish in a collective work environment with the ability to integral work, excellent time management, and evidence of skills in the report and academic paper writing.

You can be based at the University of Bristol, with the ability to travel for field work in the eastern Caribbean region

Additional information

Contract type: open, with fixed financing until 05/05/2029

We would like to start the mail holder or near January 2026.

This announcement will be closed at 23:59 in the United Kingdom on 10/15/2025

The brief list is expected to take place on October 24, 2025

The interviews are expected to be held on November 26, 2025

For unofficial inquiries, please call: Jenny Barclay (J.barclay@bristol.ac.uk))

Our strategy and our mission

We have recently launched Strategy Until 2030 he linked our mission, vision and values.

Bristol University aims to be a place in which everyone feels to be themselves and do their best in A comprehensive work environment where all colleagues can flourish and reach their full potential. We want To attract, develop and preserve individuals With different experiences, wallpapers and views.

Role

This 36 -month assistant researcher will join a team of investigators from Bristol, Oxford, Blameouth and Western Indian Islands in the research grant funded by Leverrimi.Volcanic history.

Leaded by Bristol UniversityHistory of volcanic It is a multidisciplinary project aimed at understanding the complex relationship between volcanic eruptions and the societal turmoil it causes. The broader project will combine the science of volcanic, history, archeology and disaster science to understand the drivers of volcanic turmoil in many East Caribbean Volcanic Islands. this The post -DOC position will be responsible for the field examination of the classroom of the deposits emitted, and the identification of the main samples through which the use of northern science and hemorrhage to detect the motives of rapid changes during or between separate rings. You will also cooperate with the broader team to clarify some explosions into the historical record, and to integrate others with the archaeological record of the before the Colombian settlements into these islands.

You will have field experience in describing and analyzing young packages and being able to take advantage of the analytical tools available at the University of Bristol (SEM, MicroProbe and XCT) to rebuild the previous and compliant changes in the layer.

This project provides you with the opportunity to participate in a multidisciplinary project, acquire knowledge of historical and archaeological research, and integrate volcanoes visions with these areas to improve disaster risk reduction. You must have enthusiasm for cooperative work and knowledge sharing.

What will you do?

Several periods of field work (about 2-3 weeks), working in a small team in the eastern Caribbean, taking samples, describing and associated with negative deposits

Using textual analysis and accurate analytical methods to rebuild extensive parameters in the surface environment

Contributing to analyzing and interpreting the archival records of historical explosions in the Eastern Caribbean region, and the connection of explosions with the archaeological record.

Contribute to the integration and analysis of the history emitted with its societal effects in the context of the broader changes.

Exchanging this knowledge and publishing it through both academic and non -academic means

You must apply if

It is desirable to qualify a doctorate level in an appropriate area of ​​volcanoes, with both field experience and the knowledge of the rebuilding of the petroleum and the text of the exhausted date.

You flourish in a collective work environment with the ability to integral work, excellent time management, and evidence of skills in the report and academic paper writing.

You can be based at the University of Bristol, with the ability to travel for field work in the eastern Caribbean region

Additional information

Contract type: open, with fixed financing until 05/05/2029

We would like to start the mail holder or near January 2026.

This announcement will be closed at 23:59 in the United Kingdom on 10/15/2025

The brief list is expected to take place on October 24, 2025

The interviews are expected to be held on November 26, 2025

For unofficial inquiries, please call: Jenny Barclay (J.barclay@bristol.ac.uk))

Our strategy and our mission

We have recently launched Strategy Until 2030 he linked our mission, vision and values.

Bristol University aims to be a place in which everyone feels to be themselves and do their best in A comprehensive work environment where all colleagues can flourish and reach their full potential. We want To attract, develop and preserve individuals With different experiences, wallpapers and views.