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Approach – Avoidance foraging; a novel and ethological rodent assay to evaluate anxiety-like behaviour and the brain networks that support it

University of Bristol
School of Physiology and Pharmacology

Dr B Lumb, Prof R Apps, Dr C Lawrenson, Dr Robert Drake

Application Deadline: 1 April 2019

This Masters by Research (MSc) is entirely laboratory based giving you the best possible experience of life as a researcher as well enough time to develop skills and techniques.

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Lead isotope ratio measurements in microcosms and avian samples as indicators for the source of lead poisoning in wildfowl

Kingston University
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing

Dr J Barker, Dr S Barton

Applications accepted all year round

Lead (Pb) poisoning is commonly linked amongst anthropogenically-caused deaths in waterfowl and this is often associated with hunting and fishing activities.

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Marie Curie Early Stage Researcher: Studying the emergence of collective behaviours in microscopic bioinspired active materials

University College London
Department of Chemistry

Dr G Volpe

Application Deadline: 12 April 2019

Applications are invited for a 36-month PhD Studentship (Early Stage Researcher) fully funded by the H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action and available from September 2019.

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Exploring fish cognition using moveable fish tanks

University of Auckland
School of Psychology

Dr A Taylor

Applications accepted all year round

Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD studentship, based in the School of Psychology at the University of Auckland, to begin in 2019.

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Microplastics as conduits of flame retardants in birds feeding on landfills

University of Birmingham
School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Dr M Abdallah, Dr S J Reynolds

Applications accepted all year round

There is increasing evidence of widespread ingestion of plastics by birds, mistaking it for food, during foraging. The demonstrated eﬀects of plastic ingestion by birds include.

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