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PhD Opportunity in Wildlife Biology: Physiological Resistance of Vertebrate Pests to 1080 Adelaide University in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Physiology
Funding
PhD opportunity associated with an ARC-funded project and an Australian/New Zealand research partnership. The post indicates a competitive PhD scholarship application will follow for eligible applicants; no stipend amount or full funding details are stated.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Australia
University
University of Adelaide

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PhD opportunity in Wildlife Biology at Adelaide University focused on conservation science, wildlife ecology, physiology, and conservation medicine.
The project examines the physiological resistance of vertebrate pests to 1080 (sodium fluoroacetate), a key issue in wildlife protection and pest management. The research is described as an exciting Australian/New Zealand partnership involving Adelaide University, UNSW Sydney, Murdoch University, and Massey University.
This PhD would suit students interested in applied wildlife biology, animal physiology, conservation physiology, and the broader impacts of pest control on native wildlife. The post highlights a research question around whether pest species are becoming resistant to 1080 in areas where it has been used over multiple decades.
Supervisor/contact: Professor Todd McWhorter (Adelaide University). The post includes his LinkedIn profile and an email contact address.
Eligibility note: Australian domestic applicants can still apply. Expressions of interest are due by 31 May 2026, with a view to applying for a competitive PhD scholarship by 7 June 2026.
Funding details are limited in the post, but it indicates a competitive PhD scholarship opportunity linked to the project.
Funding details
PhD opportunity associated with an ARC-funded project and an Australian/New Zealand research partnership. The post indicates a competitive PhD scholarship application will follow for eligible applicants; no stipend amount or full funding details are stated.
What's required
Applicants should be interested in wildlife ecology, physiology, or conservation medicine. The post specifically notes that Australian domestic applicants can still apply and that expressions of interest are due by 31 May 2026, with a view to applying for a competitive PhD scholarship by 7 June 2026. The project suits students interested in applied wildlife biology.
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