3 Marine bio/technology jobs

Job title Aquaculture Technician. Company Living Reefs Foundation. Description of the job Living Reefs Foundation is seeking a full-time aquaculture technician for its upcoming coral spawning season. The organisation is looking for a qualified and driven individual interested in joining a growing team dedicated to developing scalable and sustainable coral production technologies with novel and effective tools. Living Reefs Foundation is a research-based organisation which actively works to develop coral culture techniques for the restoration of coral areas and the development of nature-based solutions for coastal protection. The Foundation's approach is based on innovation, collaboration with technological partners and implementation of evidence-based techniques. The organisation has a land-based hatchery where young corals are produced and transferred to its ocean-based nursery, housing coral gardens, for further growth of young corals until they become...

Job title Paid Summer Environmental Interns & Seasonal Associate Scientists. Company Cummins Cederberg - Coastal & Marine Engineering. Description of the job Cummins Cederberg is hiring Paid Summer Environmental Interns and Seasonal Associate Scientists to support coastal and marine environmental projects throughout Florida. These positions offer hands-on experience in marine fieldwork, environmental permitting, and applied coastal science. Summer Environmental Interns will support both field and office tasks under close supervision, gaining exposure to benthic habitat assessments, data entry, environmental permitting and compliance, and basic environmental documentation. This role is designed to provide practical, hands-on learning and mentorship in applied coastal and marine science. Seasonal Associate Scientists will focus exclusively on field-based work, supporting coastal and marine field efforts such as benthic habitat assessments, coral...

Job title PhD Studentship in Marine Ecosystem Net Value of Decommissioning Offshore Infrastructure. Company University of Aberdeen, School of Biological Sciences. Description of the job The University of Aberdeen is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to investigate the marine ecosystem net value of decommissioning offshore infrastructure, focusing on quantifying the ecosystem services disbenefit of residual mercury contamination and the benefit of its removal. The use of marine ecosystems is changing to achieve net zero targets in the face of climate change, with the decommissioning of petroleum platforms and the installation of wind farms. Contaminants associated with oil and gas platform cuttings piles or pipelines may become available for uptake, accumulating through the food web. Mercury is a naturally occurring metal associated with petroleum extraction and found in many North Sea fields. Mercury compounds are found as scale and residue inside pipes and...