Postdoctoral Position in Marine Ecological Modelling and Ecosystem Restoration Institute of Marine Research in Norway

PhD fellowship in marine geomicrobiology at the University of Bergen , Department of Geosciences, linked to the Center for Deep Sea Research and the research group Geochemistry and Geobiology. The project focuses on how global warming and changing Arctic Ocean conditions affect carbon fluxes, microbial activity, and microbial diversity in Arctic sediments . The successful candidate will develop in-situ experimental setups and combine geochemical measurements with molecular microbiological method...

Jennifer Beseres Pollack is recruiting a funded Ph.D. student to join the Coastal Conservation and Restoration Lab at the Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. The project is a newly funded, multi-year study of oyster reef ecology, restoration, and management in Texas. The student will examine natural, restored, and actively managed oyster reefs, with research on oyster populations, reef structure, ecological function, and habitat support. There is also room to develop i...

PhD Research Fellow in Diversity and Ecology of Marine Algae and Protistan Parasites at the Natural History Museum, University of Oslo , Norway. This four-year PhD Research Fellow position is part of an international research environment focused on the diversity and ecology of marine algae and protistan parasites. The project will examine how climate-driven warming is reshaping Arctic microbial eukaryote communities, with particular attention to the northward expansion of toxic microalgae and pr...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow position at the Michael Sars Centre, University of Bergen, in the Čapek group. The project, Mechanisms of temperature robustness in fish embryos , asks how fish embryos maintain coordinated development when temperature changes the rates of molecular and cellular processes. The successful candidate will investigate how temperature influences developmental signalling and gene expression, and how these responses connect to cell-fate specification, tissue organisation an...

University of Agder (UiA), Norway is recruiting a PhD student in evolutionary ecology / terrestrial ecology to study how crop pests evolve under sustained biological control. The project combines field sampling in Brazil , laboratory experiments, and quantitative genetics to investigate how decades of contrasting biocontrol histories have shaped resistance and other life-history traits. This is a three-year salaried PhD position with a gross annual salary of NOK 550,800 . The role includes exten...