ERE
Energy, Resources and the Environment

Opportunity for Early Career Scientists

The Energy Resources and Environment Division of the EGU are looking to appoint an Early Career Scientist (ECS) representative in 2016. ECS make up a significant proportion of the EGU membership and it’s important to us that their voices are heard. ECS representatives are the link between the Union and its ECS membership. They give a voice to early career researchers and ensure their needs are met at the Assembly, and throughout the year.

The exact role and tasks of the ECS representative is not fixed but might include running the ERE Division blog, representing the ERE ECS within the ECS group and working with the ERE Committee. The appointment will be made at the EGU General Assembly, 17-22nd April, 2016 and will be for two years. A shadowing opportunity is available at the GA 2016.

If you would like to apply please send your CV and a cover letter with your reasons for wishing to represent ECS in the ERE Division to the Division President, Professor Christopher Juhlin (Christopher.Juhlin@geo.uu.se) by 1st April 2016. If you would like further information please contact the current ECS representative Sian Loveless (sian@bgs.ac.uk). Please forward this opportunity to anyone you think might be interested.

Sian Loveless is Early Career Scientist representative for the Energy Resources and Environment Division of the EGU. She is a Hydrogeologist at the British Geological Survey. Following her PhD Sian spent two years working in the Geothermal Energy sector in Belgium. She completed her PhD on the hydrogeological properties of faults in sediment, at the University of East Anglia, during which time she undertook a policy internship at the Centre for Science and Policy. Her BSc was in Environmental Earth Science.


2 Comments

  1. I really hope to have this chance myself, but I am not the member of ECS. Can I also have the opportunity to apply this representative position?

    Reply
    • Hi, if you are an early career scientist and ideally work in the field of Energy, Resources and Environment from a Geosciences perspective, you can apply for this position

      Reply

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