Postdoc and PhD positions in Forest Landscape Restoration and climate-biodiversity research Newcastle University in United Kingdom

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...

Postdoctoral Researcher / Research Engineer / Research Scientist opportunity in soil carbon , biodiversity , and agroforestry . The vacancy is a temporary, specific-purpose research role at Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) . The post is research-focused and may involve both individual and collaborative work, with responsibilities including project administration, report writing, managing other researchers, and monitoring research budgets. This opportunity is best suited to candidate...

The Ecology research group in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel in Switzerland is inviting applications for a PhD position in global change ecology . This doctoral project is part of the ERC-funded project GloNoMo (“Global status, trends, drivers and impacts of non-native plant species in mountain ecosystems”) and is carried out in collaboration with the Global Observation Research Initiative in Alpine Environments (GLORIA) and the Mountain Invasion Research Net...

Geoff Gurr, Distinguished Professor of Applied Ecology at Charles Sturt University, shares advice for prospective research students interested in PhD study and scholarship-funded opportunities in Applied Ecology . The post is not a formal vacancy announcement, but it is useful guidance for applicants considering research with his lab at Charles Sturt University in Australia . It emphasizes the importance of contacting the right supervisor, doing background research on the supervisor’s work, and ...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Newcastle University in the TROPS lab / TIF-CER project on wildlife connectivity in tree-based agricultural systems (TIFs). The project asks how trees retained or planted within farms can support biodiversity, movement pathways, and landscape connectivity across fragmented agricultural landscapes. Research themes include habitat fragmentation, ecological networks, wildlife movement, landscape ecology, conservation biology, spatial ecology, agroforestry, remote sen...