“采矿矿物生命：提取东南亚能源转型”方向4年制博士研究员
PhD Position in Mining Mineral Life
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- 研究内容
- 本项目旨在探讨东南亚能源转型关键矿产开采如何改变当地地貌与生计，结合地球科学、手工采矿知识、矿物宇宙观与关键矿产历史，突破对开采理解的经验与概念局限。候选人需提出与东南亚关键矿产开采相关的研究项目，可涉及政治地质学、地缘团结或矿物宇宙观等方向。
- 申请条件
- 面向全球申请者开放，欢迎所有学术背景的候选人，尤其鼓励拥有至少一个人文学科学位的申请者申请。
- 待遇
- 提供为期4年的全额资助博士机会（Fully Funded 4 year PhD Opportunity），包含田野调查与会议资助。
- 申请方式
- 申请截止日期为2026年11月15日；有关申请详情，请点击上方的“申请”按钮进行操作，如有疑问可联系助理教授Adam Bobbette（邮箱：adam.bobbette@ntu.edu.sg）。
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- （Europe/London） 剩 25 天
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Now Recruiting: Fully Funded 4 year PhD Opportunity at NTU Singapore, including fieldwork and conference funding.
原文
Mining Mineral Life: Extracting the Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
Now Recruiting: Fully Funded 4 year PhD Opportunity at NTU Singapore, including fieldwork and conference funding.
Open to applicants worldwide, this opportunity welcomes candidates from all academic backgrounds, with those holding at least one degree in the humanities especially encouraged to apply.
The Project
Mining Mineral Life: Extracting the Energy Transition in Southeast Asia examines how mining for energy transition critical minerals is transforming landscapes and livelihoods in Southeast Asia. The project aims to break new empirical and conceptual ground in the understanding of extraction by integrating geoscience, artisanal knowledges, mineral cosmologies, and histories of critical minerals. At the centre of the project is an interrogation of the category of minerality, the distinction between the bio/geo, and new visions of ‘mineral life.’
The School of Humanities and NTU Asian School of the Environment at Nanyang Technological University Singapore , invite applications for a fully funded four-year PhD position under Mining Mineral Life: Extracting the Energy Transition in Southeast Asia, led by Principal Investigator Assistant Professor Dr Adam Bobbette.
Develop your own research project while contributing to a multidisciplinary research programme spanning research, artistic collaborations and public engagement.
We ask that candidates propose a research project related to critical mineral extraction in Southeast Asia. Proposals might also engage the following:
• Political geology: Histories and politics of critical mineral extraction, geological surveys, political geology, and economic geology in Southeast Asia. What is the modern history of critical mineral extraction in Southeast Asia? How have geological surveys shaped the region, including conceptions of state spaces, subterranean realms, and national deep time histories? Is there anything new about energy transition critical mineral extraction or is it an extension of much older imperial dynamics? What is the history of the category of critical minerals in Southeast Asia?
• Geo-solidarities: Conceptualising and mapping critical mineral commodity chains, displaced volumes, and landscape change. What forms of geo-solidarity might emerge in critical mineral mining sites? What experimental cartographies can bring together social forces, landscape morphology, and mineral trajectories across deep temporal ranges and contemporary renewable energy technologies.
• Mineral cosmologies: Histories of artisanal mining knowledges, techniques, mineral cosmologies, and craft. What is the history and politics of the distinction between the organic and inorganic in Southeast Asia? What is a decolonial minerality? Are minerals alive? Should the rights of nature be extended to geological materials?
Application deadline: 15 November 2026
For application details please click Apply button above.
Contact Assistant Professor Adam Bobbette for enquiries: adam.bobbette@ntu.edu.sg full funded