Colleagues,

I would like to draw your attention to the permanent position as Principal 
Researcher/ Research Leader in Mineral Sciences at The Natural history Museum, 
London, UK.
The complete advert can be found at:-
Natural History Museum 
(nhm.ac.uk)<https://careers.nhm.ac.uk/templates/CIPHR/jobdetail_internal_2842.aspx>

The Natural History Museum houses one of the world's most significant mineral 
collections and an extensive X-ray diffraction laboratory offering a range of 
single-crystal, powder, micro-diffraction and dynamic in situ capabilities. As 
either a Research Leader or Principal Researcher you will complement our 
existing mineral science by developing a research profile that explores the 
fundamental properties of minerals in any chosen area of mineralogy. Aspects 
could include (but are not limited to) mineral properties, behaviours, 
systematics and functionalities in order to explore their influence on 
geological, structure-property correlations, environmental, planetary, surface 
systems and functional applications.

You will support your research group by taking an active role within the NHM 
doctoral training programs, our extensive collaborations with other research 
groups both within the NHM and externally, and preparing research funding 
proposals. Your role will additionally benefit from the strong and 
well-established link with the Mineral Physics Group at University College 
London and the freedom to drive new NHM science initiatives that may have 
intrinsic links to the mineralogical collections as well as utilising synthetic 
analogues.

You will have an extensive understanding of mineral structures, properties, 
crystal-chemistry and functionality, and have significant practical experience 
with X-ray powder diffraction or single-crystal instruments. You will be 
committed to undertaking original research and developing a group with an 
international reputation for high-quality mineral science.  You will develop 
and/or lead mineral science research associated with geological, planetary 
and/or environmental systems, growing your research interests by taking 
advantage of a range of funding opportunities.  You should have a genuine 
enthusiasm for school, community and public engagement, contributing to a range 
of Museum activities and "Digital NHM" programmes.

The closing date for applications is 23:00 (BST), Friday, 7th July 2023

Regards,

Paul Schofield

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Dr Paul Schofield
Head of Mineral Sciences
Natural History Museum
Cromwell Road
London
SW7 5BD
United Kingdom

www.nhm.ac.uk/our-science/departments-and-staff/staff-directory/paul-schofield.html<https://www.nhm.ac.uk/our-science/departments-and-staff/staff-directory/paul-schofield.html>



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