Pages on my work as a paleobiologistFor several years I worked as a university researcher in paleobiology, marine biology and related fields, including computer modelling of molluscan shell growth, mainly at universities and research institutions in Germany, USA, Sweden and Japan. I subsequently switched to working as a technical writer, software developer and IT consultant at commercial companies in 2007, and retired in 2019. I am continuing my scientific publishing on a very occasional basis, on my own terms and exclusively as a hobby and personal interest, among several other personal interests that compete for my time. I write far more often on this web site, especially about technical aspects of photography, and about any other subject I happen to be interested in. If you came to this web site because you are a potential PhD student looking for a supervisor or a sponsor for a PhD, or you are a junior researcher looking for a grant abroad to start your career under the tutorship of an established scientist at a suitable university, I am neither interested in, nor available for, these purposes. Since I am actively avoiding any involvement in academic activities, I am also unable to recommend a suitable PhD supervisor or sponsor in Sweden, or any other country. Before you move on from this web site and continue your search, however, I strongly suggest that you carefully read the page at the following link:
So you want to become a paleontologist - What you might
want to know if you are considering a study curriculum and/or a career in paleontology.
Other links, mostly of historical interest
My science publications |
