Postdoctoral Researcher in Palaeoecology University College Cork in Ireland

University College Cork is advertising two 3-year postdoctoral positions on Professor Eugene Costello’s ERC project DeepCattle , which investigates the emergence of commercial cattle farming in Europe and its impacts on the economy and the environment. The first role is in Early Modern History , with a focus on archival manuscripts in Scotland and Ireland . The second role is in Palaeoecology , with a focus on pollen analysis and sedaDNA , and includes collaboration with the Centre for Palaeogen...

University College Cork is inviting applications for a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Early Modern History to join the DeepCattle project, a 5-year ERC Consolidator Grant led by Professor Eugene Costello in the School of History and Radical Humanities Laboratory . DeepCattle is an interdisciplinary project in global environmental history that investigates the pre-industrial origins of commercial cattle farming across Europe, c.1240-1840 AD. The project examines how the expansion of beef and dairy p...

Master 2 internship offer for 2027 on aquatic biodiversity and the functioning of wetlands . The post announces a Stage M2 (Master 2 internship) related to wetland ecosystems, biodiversity, and ecological functioning. This is a student opportunity rather than a PhD or postdoctoral opening. The announcer shown is Télesphore Sime-Ngando , a Directeur de Recherche Classe Exceptionnelle at CNRS . The post excerpt does not provide the host university, location, funding, deadline, or detailed eligibil...

New PhD opportunity at the University of Limerick, Ireland in Soil Health, Biodiversity and Function in Agrivoltaic Sheep Farming Systems . This is a fully funded 4-year PhD with a stipend of €31,000 per annum (inclusive of university fees). The project examines how sheep grazing and solar PV infrastructure affect soil health , biodiversity , and ecosystem functioning in agrivoltaic systems. Research themes include: - nutrient dynamics and heavy metal concentrations in soils, vegetation, and gro...

PhD opportunity at the University of Limerick in soil health, biodiversity, agrivoltaics, and sustainable agriculture . This fully funded PhD is part of the PasturePV project, which studies how utility-scale solar PV installations can be integrated with sheep farming to support resilient land use in Ireland. The project examines the impacts of sheep grazing and solar infrastructure on soil properties, nutrient cycling, biodiversity, microbial communities, greenhouse gas emissions, and ecosystem ...