Post Doctoral Fellow

To provide high-quality research support and undertake internationally competitive research aimed at publication thereby contributing to the academic and research mission of the University.Experience is transitional to becoming an independent researcher, the Post Doctoral Fellow tries their best to acquire the varied skills necessary to advance their career with guidance from the advisor. These skills include, but are not limited to, the ability to present research plans and findings in a convincing style, both in oral and written modes of communication, the ability to understand research group management and supervision of others, the ability to establish contacts and network with colleagues pursuing a similar research agenda, the ability to organize and teach a class or a course if more inclined towards a teaching career.Perform laboratory and field experiments, including integral and separate-effect experiments, to describe retention/transport of radionuclides in the surface and transfer factors of radionuclides in representative plants.Obtain experimental parameters describing the retention/migration of radionuclides in the environment.Study the sorption equilibriums, rock characterization, waters characterization, soils characterization, soil/plant Interaction, and the transfer properties of radionuclides of interests in an area of interest.Assess radionuclide transport in a range of surface water and shallow groundwater systems at tracing the migration of radionuclides in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.Assist transport modeling in assessments of the radiological impact of a geological repository for radioactive wastes.Analyze model outputs together with the experimental data, available from literature, to generate scientific results and science-based recommendations.To independently undertake research in the relevant discipline area using the appropriate methods and/or techniques.To produce research reports and publications as required by the funding body and for dissemination to the wider academic community.To collaborate with research colleagues and support staff internally as appropriate to the actively.