PhD Fellowship in Greenhouse Gases, Forest Soils and Biogeochemistry at University of Copenhagen University of Copenhagen in Denmark

PhD fellowship in greenhouse gases, forest soils and biogeochemistry at the University of Copenhagen , within the Section of Forest & Landscape Ecology at the Department of Geoscience and Natural Resource Management (IGN). The project focuses on soil N2O fluxes and broader greenhouse gas dynamics in temperate forest ecosystems, including CH4 and CO2 . It is part of the research project Predicting the climate change mitigation potential of new forest landscapes in Denmark , funded by Independent ...

PhD fellowship in forest soil biogeochemistry , greenhouse gas fluxes , and environmental science at the University of Copenhagen , Section of Forest & Landscape Ecology, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management (IGN). The project is part of “Predicting the climate change mitigation potential of new forest landscapes in Denmark” , funded by Independent Research Fund Denmark . It focuses on how tree species, soil types, and forest management affect soil emissions and uptake of N2...

Two-year fully funded postdoctoral position in soil microbial ecology at Aarhus University , Denmark, within the Department of Environmental Science in Roskilde. The project focuses on the effects of biochar on soil micro-organisms in Danish agricultural soil, with strong links to soil health, climate change mitigation, and the Danish Biochar Long-Term Experiment. The successful candidate will work across field and laboratory settings, collecting soil samples across Denmark, planning and executi...

Rumakanta Sapkota, Associate Professor at Aarhus University, is advertising a two-year postdoc position in soil microbial ecology and climate change mitigation in agriculture . The post is aligned with research on the plant and soil microbiome , microbial ecology , and broader environmental science questions. This opportunity appears to be based at Aarhus University (Department of Environmental Science / related research environment). It is a research-focused postdoctoral opening rather than a s...

Aarhus University is recruiting a 3-year postdoc in Soil Ecotoxicology at the Department of Ecoscience, based in Aarhus, Denmark. The project focuses on the fate and effects of contaminants in soil ecosystems , with research on how substances such as PFAS, microplastics, metals, biochar, digestate, and sewage sludge move through soils and affect soil organisms. The work includes adsorption/desorption, mobility, leaching, trophic transfer, ecological effects, and environmental risk assessment. Th...