PhD in Environmental Science on Arctic Ocean Methane Oxidation Stockholm University in Sweden

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden in microbial ecology and biogeochemistry , with a research focus on microbial nitrogen cycling in oxygen-deficient marine waters . The project explores how microbes drive the nitrogen cycle in oxygen-poor ocean zones, including processes such as denitrification and anammox . This is a strong fit for applicants interested in marine microbiology, nutrient cycling, and climate-relevant ocean science. Eligibility highlights: applic...

Umeå University in Sweden is advertising multiple research opportunities connected to marine science , including a PhD in Marine Observation System Resilience and a Postdoctoral Researcher role, alongside other marine-related research positions at the Umeå Marine Sciences Centre (UMSC) . The research environment is described as world-class and well equipped, with access to research vessels, mesocosm facilities, scientific diving teams, and environmental monitoring technologies. The broader resea...

Stockholm University’s Department of Environmental Science is recruiting 8 PhD students in Environmental Science across a set of research projects spanning climate, contaminants, Arctic systems, and environmental policy. The advertised topics include microplastics and Arctic clouds , Arctic Ocean methane cycling , Arctic Ocean methane oxidation , PFAS and PFAS alternatives in healthcare , safe and sustainable space exploration , aerosol-cloud interactions in climate models , and corruption in EU...

Umeå Marine Sciences Centre at Umeå University is advertising multiple openings in marine science and related areas, including a PhD position, a postdoctoral scholar role, a research assistant role, and an operational/educational coordinator position. The PhD in Marine Observation System Resilience focuses on developing marine observation systems that are more resilient, scalable, and adaptive under accelerating environmental and climate change. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in ...

The Biogeochemistry Research Group at the University of Toronto , led by Professor Maria Dittrich , is recruiting for two research positions in the newly funded international project MAGIEC – Mudflats Across Gradients of Human Impact and Environmental Extreme: Blue Carbon Dynamics . This opportunity includes one Postdoctoral Fellow and one PhD Student position focused on blue carbon ecosystems and biogeochemistry . The project will investigate how environmental extremes and human activities infl...