yDiv Graduate School & Postdoc Programme for Integrative Biodiversity Research Friedrich Schiller University Jena in Germany

The University of Duisburg-Essen is hiring a PhD researcher in Aquatic Ecology for a three-year project based in Essen, Germany, starting 1 January 2027. The position is a 65% employment role paid at the TV-L E13 level, with an application deadline of 26 November 2026. The doctoral research will investigate how river restoration benefits biodiversity and whether the active introduction of organisms can support ecological recovery. The project is located in the River Hase catchment in north-weste...

The Chair of Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology at the University of Freiburg is offering a PhD opportunity in ecology focused on independent, student-designed research. The position is open to candidates interested in fundamental or applied questions in pollination ecology, wild pollinator conservation, and plant-insect interactions. The chair welcomes original project ideas rather than a predefined thesis topic. Suggested directions include pollination ecology in forest ecosystems, the ...

Senckenberg’s Department of River Ecology and Conservation in Gelnhausen, near Frankfurt, Germany, is recruiting two postdoctoral researchers in freshwater ecology and biodiversity monitoring. The positions are connected to two major projects: the Synthesis Center on Freshwater Biodiversity Change in Europe, which brings together more than 30,000 biodiversity time series from rivers and lakes across 30 countries and a network of over 200 researchers; and BEAGLE, a Horizon Europe project using en...

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...

The University of Cologne is offering a postdoctoral position in the General Ecology Research Group within the Institute of Zoology, led by Professor Patrick Fink. The project, “The Rhine Floodplain – a Biogeochemically Coupled System under Stress,” investigates the Rhine floodplain as an interconnected environmental system. The research links hydrology, sediment dynamics, biodiversity and greenhouse gas emissions to understand how floodplain processes respond to environmental stress. The succes...