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PhD Position in Biological Oceanography on HypoWaves and Baltic Coastal Zone Oxygen Loss Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Funding details are not specified in the post; it is presented as a PhD position within a research project.
Deadline
Aug 23, 2026
Country
Germany
University
Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research

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PhD position in Biological Oceanography at the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (Germany) in the project HypoWaves – Understanding Episodic Oxygen Loss and Redox Shifts in the Baltic Coastal Zone.
The project focuses on the mechanisms, consequences, and predictability of short-lived hypoxic events (“hypoxic waves”) in the rapidly changing Baltic Sea. The successful candidate will work on marine biogeochemistry and biological oceanography topics, with relevance to microbial nitrogen cycling, stable isotopes, gas chromatography, biogeochemical cycling, and molecular methods.
This is a PhD opening. The post is advertised by the institute’s LinkedIn page, and no individual supervisor or academic recruiter is named in the post. The position is scheduled to start at the earliest possible date, preferably November 2026.
Application deadline: 2026-08-23.
For full details and application instructions, use the linked information page.
Funding details
Funding details are not specified in the post; it is presented as a PhD position within a research project.
What's required
The PhD candidate should be interested in biological oceanography and the mechanisms, consequences, and predictability of short-lived hypoxic events in the Baltic coastal zone. Relevant experience or interest in microbial nitrogen cycling, stable isotopes, gas chromatography, biogeochemical cycling, and molecular methods would be advantageous. The post is for a PhD-level research position.
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