Jobs in NIO, Goa for the Project Assistant in Marine Biology ...
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Essential Qualifications -Master degree in Marine Biology / Biological Oceanography / Marine Science or M. F. Sc. Desirable -Working knowlede in analysis of zooplankton / benthos samples and computer application. Jobs in Marine Biology for Project Assistant in National Institute of Oceanography, Goa. Job requirement -To participate in field work in Arabian Sea / Bay of Bengal, collect samples of zooplankton / benthos, do analysis and to assist in data preparation. Date and time of interview- 13/05/2011 10:00 AM. Place of interview and contact number -NIO Dona Paula, Goa-403004. Position required to be filled for period of months -10. Name of the Position -Project Assistant-II. Project Title and code -Oceanographic survey to assess the environmental impact btween Nakkapalli to Pydibhimawaram area, Andhra Pradesh – Biological studies — SSP2518. Maximum age as on date of interview -28. Number of positions -1. Posting at- Goa.
A short clip about my life as a marine biology Ph.D. student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego (sio ...
Science Minded: How I became a marine biologist
21.05.12
I had a number of surgeries as a teenager, and my understanding of what patients feel lead me to believe that I’d make a good doctor. So, in high school I shadowed a brain surgery team and during college I worked as a research assistant studying multiple sclerosis. While I liked that the research benefited people, I felt confined by the lab and hospital. Eventually I realized that medicine just wasn’t for me.
As a high school or college student, many of you have the time and freedom to intern or volunteer in different work settings that seem interesting. By doing so you’ll learn what you like, as well as what you don’t. That’s valuable information to gain early when your life has some flexibility.
2) Keep an open mind.
After growing tired of medical research, I read a few books on the natural sciences. What I learned got me excited about the water cycle, leading me to email a geology professor at my school who specialized in a related topic. He had a different idea.
What type of Marine Biology jobs require scuba certification?
Jun 24, 2009 by tanismichael | Posted in Biology
I am an undergrad studying Marine bio, and I am in a scholarship program. This program will pay for me to become scuba certified if I can provide documentation which shows that scuba cert. is required for the type of job that I want. I'm interested
I find coral reef ecology fascinating! The wars they're constantly involved in with algae, the interactions between corals and the microbial/viral communities... did you know that you can model hyperbolic geometry by crocheting corals?
Anyway,
farf | Jun 24, 2009
I find coral reef ecology fascinating! The wars they're constantly involved in with algae, the interactions between corals and the microbial/viral communities... did you know that you can model hyperbolic geometry by crocheting corals?
Anyway,
finehalllibrary | Jun 24, 2009
Marine Biology jobs? questions on salary and jobs?
Jun 28, 2009 by Sniter | Posted in Technology
I want to get in to the marine biology field of job but i dont wanna b stuck in labs either. I would love to stay in the water all day and make good money. i would love to lik explore shipwrecks and b an scuba diver but they dont make much money.What
You need a PhD to be a marine biologist that makes money. Have you noticed that all the marine biologists you see on TV are called "Doctor".
Otherwise take up deep sea diving, They make tons of money though they generally have
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