The University of Oslo is offering a PhD position in soil invertebrate ecotoxicology, focusing on the impacts of multiple stressors and global change biology. The research will be supervised by Khuong Dinh, an RCN Young research talent fellow (PI), and Prof. Katrine Borgå. The project is situated within the Department of Biosciences and will address key questions in environmental science, particularly the effects of environmental stressors on soil invertebrates and broader ecological systems. Candidates with interests in ecotoxicology, global change biology, and soil invertebrate research are encouraged to apply. The position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic research environment with access to state-of-the-art facilities and collaboration with leading experts in the field. While specific funding details are not mentioned, PhD positions at the University of Oslo are typically fully funded, including a stipend and tuition coverage. Applicants should have a background in environmental science, biology, or a related discipline, and demonstrate motivation for research in ecotoxicology and global change. For more information and application instructions, candidates are advised to contact the supervisors directly or consult the official University of Oslo job posting. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in advancing their research careers in environmental science and ecotoxicology at a leading European university.