PhD in Coral Reef Resilience and Coral Recovery After Bleaching Events University of Essex in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at Heriot-Watt University in particle-toxicant interactions, ecotoxicology, environmental chemistry, and mangrove wetland ecology . This project investigates how particles influence toxicant bioavailability, transformation, and toxicity in a tropical estuarine amphipod model ( Parhyale hawaiensis ) from mangrove wetlands. The work sits within the NERC-funded ECOWILD Centre for Doctoral Training and combines environmental toxicology, analytical chemistry, marine sciences, hydrolog...

Senior Research Associate – Marine food web rewiring at Lancaster University (Lancaster Environment Centre), UK. This is a full-time, 4-year research position funded by the Royal Society within the project Harnessing island-ocean connections to support ecosystems and people . The post sits in the Island-Ocean Research Hub and focuses on marine science , community ecology , food webs , island-ocean connectivity , and the ecological role of seabird nutrient run-off and nutrient subsidies in shapin...

Coral Reef Futures Lab is recruiting a PhD student for Fall 2027. The project focuses on coral reproduction, with an emphasis on coral reproductive biology, early life stages, coral spawning, and early recruit grow out. The research is framed around developing innovative approaches that can support coral reef restoration. This is a PhD opening in marine biology/ecology-related research. The post does not mention the host institution, country, funding package, tuition coverage, stipend, or formal...

Marion Pfeifer, Professor in Forest Landscape Restoration at Newcastle University, is recruiting two fully funded PhD students for the ERC Advanced Investigator Grant project TIF-CER: From Forests to Fields to Sustainable Rural Landscapes: A Multiscale Framework for Quantifying Biodiversity and Climate Interrelationships . The two PhD projects are based in the TROPS lab at Newcastle University and focus on: - Mechanisms driving water use in tree-based agricultural systems - Wildlife connectivity...

An exciting PhD opportunity is available in the School of Biological and Marine Sciences at the University of Plymouth , led by Dr Benjamin Ciotti and working with Oliver Tills , Ziad Ibbini , and colleagues from the EmbryoPhenomics team . This project is supported by the University of Plymouth and Natural England and will develop and apply camera-based approaches to understand how juvenile fish use different inshore habitats. The research sits at the intersection of marine ecology , fisheries e...