Fully Funded PhD in Boreal Raptor Ecology and Climate Change Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden

This PhD project at the Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Umeå investigates how boreal and mountain raptor communities respond to climate and environmental change. The doctoral researcher will study why some raptor species thrive while others decline as northern ecosystems warm. The project will combine long-term ecological datasets with newly collected field observations from northern Sweden and the Scandinavian mountai...

Radboud University in the Netherlands is offering a PhD position in movement ecology within the Department of Ecology and the Radboud Institute for Biological and Environmental Sciences. The project investigates how climate-driven changes in freshwater availability affect the year-round movements of greater white-fronted geese. The research will combine long-term GPS tracking data from more than 200 geese, remotely sensed environmental datasets and statistical modelling. Key topics include snow ...

Uppsala University is inviting applications for a full-time PhD student position in Limnology, based in the Department of Ecology and Genetics within the Limnology program in Uppsala, Sweden. The project focuses on modelling phytoplankton succession in lakes and understanding how lake communities respond to climate warming, eutrophication, extreme weather events, and other environmental changes. The doctoral researcher will use process-based biogeochemical and dynamical models, data handling, st...

The Furey Lab at the University of New Hampshire is recruiting a full-time Postdoctoral Research Associate in seabird ecology and quantitative marine science. The position is based at the University of New Hampshire’s Main Campus in Durham, United States. Under the supervision of Nathan Furey, the postdoctoral researcher will investigate seabird ecology through field and laboratory research. Responsibilities include collecting, organizing, analyzing, and tabulating ecological data; conducting da...

The University of Cambridge Department of Zoology is offering a funded PhD project in quantitative marine ecology focused on regional drivers of seabird population change and future resilience. The research will investigate why some seabird populations decline rapidly while others remain stable or recover. The project will examine how climate change, fisheries, and other environmental pressures interact to influence seabird survival, reproduction, and population dynamics across regions. The stud...