Jenni Barclay
@volcanojenni.bsky.social
AXA Professor of Volcanology at University of Bristol. All round volcano enthusiast. Interest in reducing disaster risk and sharing knowledge. Curious. Scottish.
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The second is a 40 month Postdoctoral Research Associate in numerical modelling of volcanic conduit flow, University of Manchester. Closing date – 9 January 2026
Both positions would suit researchers from applied mathematics, physics or fluids/engineering backgrounds
#HEJobs
Both positions would suit researchers from applied mathematics, physics or fluids/engineering backgrounds
#HEJobs
Research Associate in Numerical Modelling of Conduit Flow:Oxford Road
A Postdoctoral Research Associate appointment in numerical modelling of volcanic conduit flow is available from November 2025 for 42 months in the framework of the newly funded NERC Large Grant project ‘Expecting the Unexpected: Understanding “Dangerous” Volcanic Transitions (Ex‑X)’.
www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk
December 4, 2025 at 9:04 AM
The second is a 40 month Postdoctoral Research Associate in numerical modelling of volcanic conduit flow, University of Manchester. Closing date – 9 January 2026
Both positions would suit researchers from applied mathematics, physics or fluids/engineering backgrounds
#HEJobs
Both positions would suit researchers from applied mathematics, physics or fluids/engineering backgrounds
#HEJobs
We did it by moving beads on the end of giant poles in the year of the pandemic (like the iconic images of women tracking the planes progress during ww2) to keep us apart but together. Added a dramatic edge to the differentiating magma.
December 4, 2025 at 8:53 AM
We did it by moving beads on the end of giant poles in the year of the pandemic (like the iconic images of women tracking the planes progress during ww2) to keep us apart but together. Added a dramatic edge to the differentiating magma.
Let me know if any old materials would be helpful starting points!
December 1, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Let me know if any old materials would be helpful starting points!
Awww! Thanks Nathan! That’s so kind and so cheerful of you to share! I see you are in environmental research! Well done!
December 1, 2025 at 10:15 AM
Awww! Thanks Nathan! That’s so kind and so cheerful of you to share! I see you are in environmental research! Well done!
This is a good goood moment!
November 28, 2025 at 6:24 PM
This is a good goood moment!
Thanks for sharing this. I missed it at the time, and it’s super interesting.
November 21, 2025 at 7:14 AM
Thanks for sharing this. I missed it at the time, and it’s super interesting.