Senior Luminescence Research Engineer

Posted 9 days ago

ut tylerArlington (TX)

Natural Sciences Managers Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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The University of Texas at Arlington seeks a Lab Manager for the Luminescence Laboratory within the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department. You will prepare geological samples for luminescence dating, supervise students, and oversee daily lab operations, including the sample database. You will develop novel dating methods, translate MATLAB to R for publications, and occasionally participate in field research campaigns.

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