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Fully Funded PhD in Marine Ecology and Stable Isotope Science Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Fully funded for three years, including a tax-free stipend, tuition fees, and research expenses.
Country
New Zealand
University
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

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Fully funded PhD opportunity in marine ecology and stable isotope science in New Zealand.
The project investigates the nutritional ecology of Greenshell™ mussel spat, asking what mussel spat are feeding on and which food sources best support their growth across different nursery environments and environmental conditions. The successful candidate will use stable isotope approaches, together with controlled experiments and field sampling, to study how naturally occurring food sources contribute to spat nutrition and growth.
The PhD will be based at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and is part of an MBIE-funded collaborative research programme working with New Zealand’s Greenshell™ mussel industry and national/international research partners. Supervision is by Dr Amandine Sabadel (AUT), with Dr Brad Skelton (University of Auckland) involved as Project PI.
Ideal applicants have a background in marine science, ecology, biogeochemistry, aquaculture, or a related field, and an interest in stable isotope ecology, marine food webs, and/or shellfish nutrition. Previous stable isotope experience is welcome but not required.
The position is fully funded for three years and includes a tax-free stipend, tuition fees, and research expenses.
To apply, send a half-page application, CV, and academic transcript by email to Dr Amandine Sabadel and Dr Brad Skelton.
Funding details
Fully funded for three years, including a tax-free stipend, tuition fees, and research expenses.
What's required
Applicants should have a background in marine science, ecology, biogeochemistry, aquaculture, or a related field, with an interest in stable isotope ecology, marine food webs, and/or shellfish nutrition. Previous stable isotope experience is desirable but not essential.
How to apply
Send a half-page application, CV, and academic transcript by email to Dr Amandine Sabadel and Dr Brad Skelton. Include your interest and relevant background in marine science or related fields.
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