Postdoc Opportunities in Evolutionary Biology in Hungary

This postdoctoral position is in marine population genomics at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden. The role is centered on research into marine populations using genomic approaches, placing the successful candidate in a strong research university environment with a broad academic community and a focus on impactful science. The advert emphasizes the university’s research culture and its commitment to high-quality scholarship, international recruitment, and a supportive workplace. The position...

Postdoctoral research in soil microbiome assembly at DTU Bioengineering focuses on how soil microbial communities assemble and how those processes can be used to improve soil inoculants. The project brings together ecological and evolutionary theory with applied microbiome engineering, aiming to design more effective strategies for shaping soil microbiomes. The postdoc will join an international research team in the Section of Microbial and Chemical Ecology within DTU Bioengineering . The work c...

The Department of Marine Sciences at the University of Gothenburg is offering a postdoctoral research opportunity in marine population genomics at the Tjärnö Marine Laboratory in Strömstad, Sweden. The project investigates how genetic variation enables marine species to adapt to changing environments. The research will focus on the ecological and genetic mechanisms that maintain chromosomal inversions in two closely related marine snail species, Littorina saxatilis and Littorina fabalis . The po...

The University of East Anglia is advertising a Senior Research Associate position in Evolutionary Genomics (RA2424) at its Norwich campus in the United Kingdom. The role is intended for a postdoctoral researcher interested in genomic approaches to understanding evolutionary processes. The successful researcher would join a strong laboratory within a collaborative department and contribute to an evolutionary genomics research environment. The position offers the opportunity to work in an interdis...

This postdoctoral fellowship sits within the ARC Discovery Project Health, Biological Fitness and Environmental Diversity and focuses on a tightly connected set of questions at the interface of philosophy and biology. The successful fellow will help develop conceptual tools for understanding how the organism–environment interface shapes biological fitness, adaptation, and health. The project is based in the Theory and Methods in Bioscience group within Macquarie University’s Philosophy Disciplin...

Tarleton State University is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Biological Sciences at its main campus in Stephenville, Texas. The post sits within a doctoral national comprehensive university and a research environment that emphasizes teaching, research, service, and collaboration across Tarleton’s Texas campuses. The role is centered on research in quantitative ecology, meta-analysis, and statistics , with particular attention to the adaptation of native plants to g...

The Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior is offering a postdoctoral position in the sensory ecology of worm towers , based in Konstanz, Germany, within the Genes and Behavior Research Group. The project investigates how Caenorhabditis nematodes use sensory systems to construct collective towers, detect dispersal vectors, and relocate successfully. The research will examine how worms acquire, process, and respond to environmental and social information through mechanisms including mechanosensi...

The International Climate Protection Fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation supports early-career researchers and young professionals from non-European emerging economies and developing countries to carry out research-based work in Germany. The fellowship is centered on projects that address climate protection, biodiversity, and sustainability , giving fellows the opportunity to develop and pursue long-term research ideas in an international setting. This is a postdoctoral fellows...

The Stengl-Wyer Scholars Program at The University of Texas at Austin offers independent postdoctoral support for researchers working on the diversity of life and organisms in their natural environments. Scholars can study any group of organisms and pursue research across scales from genes and populations to communities and ecosystems. The program is designed for talented postdoctoral researchers seeking to develop their own research direction within the life sciences. It supports a broad range ...