Four working pages. The UAE pack and the academic batch hold things to send this month; the Spain and New Zealand batch holds four laboratories worth writing to; the wider list is everything else found. All four are private working documents, not public profiles.
Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah. Each card holds the position, a link to the original advert where one exists, an honest read on the chances, the right CV to download, and the email text with a copy button. Deadlines count down automatically and the tick-boxes remember where you got to.
Open the UAE pack → NewSix advertised posts read in full and assessed against her actual record. Four carry a complete package — cover letter, research statement and the right CV, each written for that specific post. Two do not, and the card explains why applying would waste two reference letters. Includes the UAEU postdoc that closes at the end of August.
Open the academic batch → NewAlonso in Santiago, Muro at IBEC Barcelona, Wen at Auckland and Walker at Otago. Every group page was read, so the emails name real research rather than leaving blanks to fill in. Each carries a short email to send, a formal cover letter, a research statement written for that group's programme, and the right CV. Also settles the la Caixa eligibility question.
Open the Spain & NZ batch → Now with documentsEurope, Spain, New Zealand, the Gulf and international postdocs, fellowships and industry roles, ranked by fit. Every target now carries its own CV to download, plus the document it actually needs: a cover letter for the advertised posts, a ready-to-copy cold email for each named professor, and — where there is nothing to apply to — a note on what to do instead. Deadlines recompute each time it opens.
Open the full list →A word on how these are written. They were built as working notes, so they are blunt — they say where a post is a poor fit as plainly as where it is a good one, and they name gaps in experience directly. That is deliberate. Every assessment here was made by reading the actual advertisement, and where something does not fit, saying so early is worth more than encouragement.