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2 PostDocs and 2 PhD positions

The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Leipzig, Germany has opened 2 full time (PostDocs) positions and 2 positions for PhD students (50%) in the new Department of Biomass and Bioenergy Systems. Further information can be obtained from here.

 

Two vacancies for Postdocs or PhD Studentships in Dynamic Ecosystem Modelling

The Ecosystem Modelling & Biodiversity Studies Group (EMBERS) of the Department of Earth & Ecosystem Sciences at Lund University is looking for additional staff to work with the development and application of the model to address a number of global change issues. Further information can be obtained from here.

 

Postdoctoral Research Fellow position at Reading University

University of Reading, UK, is seeking a multi-disciplinary researcher to work on the scaling of the drivers of environmental change and the coherence and ecological sufficiency of European protected area networks.

Further information can be obtained from here.

 

PhD position available at Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research

The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Leipzig, Germany has opened a PhD position in the Department of Conservation Biology within the project BILL (Birds in Illuminated Landscapes). The position is available for 36 months and preferentially starts in August.

Further information can be obtained from here.

 

Two vacancies for PhD Studentships at Reading University 

University of Reading, UK, is looking for two PhD students to work on testing the suitability of methods for analysing and ensuring regional connectivity of habitats for various species and at different scales of dispersal distances.

Further information can be obtained from here.

 

PhD position available at Leeds University

University of Leeds, UK, is looking to recruit a postdoctoral research fellow to develop and apply spatial ecological and conservation biology theory.

Further information can be obtained from here.

 

 




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