Experience with chemical or biochemical methods is essential, as well as basic computer skills. Familiarity with spectroscopy and chromatography would be an asset. An interest in archaeology or geology would also be welcomed. The post will be filled as soon as possible. The appointment will be for one year in the first instance but with a good chance of extension.
Further particulars are available below .
The closing date for applications is Friday 15th June. The Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit is a facility that provides radiocarbon measurements for Archaeologists and Earth Scientists throughout the UK, and from many countries around the world. The laboratory is well known in its field, particularly for its archaeological work. In-house research, both on methodology and on the application of dating, compliments the operations of the facility as a service. The laboratory has just been awarded a large grant for a new Accelerator Mass Spectrometer and the refurbishment of the laboratories.