The Department of Science and Environment (DSE), Roskilde University, invites applications for a position as a postdoc in marine ecology and biogeochemistry from April 1st, 2025, or as soon as possible thereafter. Read more
Project overview. The ocean is losing its breath. Persistent ocean deoxygenation causes disruptions in the nutrient cycle with devastating consequences for ecosystems, but its future remains unclear. Read more
Applications are invited for a 3.5 year PhD studentship with Marine Research Plymouth – a collaborative partnership between the University of Plymouth, the Plymouth Marine Laboratory and the Marine Biological Association. Read more
Background: . Seabirds are highly mobile organisms that connect distant regions across the world’s oceans and seas. While being important contributors to marine ecosystems, seabirds are also particularly threatened by human activity. Read more
This PhD project will apply cutting edge approaches in molecular microbial ecology to deliver. critical new knowledge on the causes of marine pathogen outbreaks that threaten Australia’s. Read more
Marine roseobacter clade bacteria play important roles in the global carbon, nitrogen and sulfur cycles (Buchan et al., 2014). For example, they are involved in the formation and consumption of the climate-active gases- methylated amines. Read more
Project overview. Long-term environmental monitoring of changes to the seabed is rare but important, particularly as climate change accelerates. Read more
PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Effects of Phenotypic Plasticity and/or Extreme Events on Ecological Dynamics. The HartLab at the University of Queensland focuses on understanding why population sizes of plants and animals rise and fall. Read more
Project overview . Predicting how fishes will respond to climate change depends on a clear understanding of the mechanisms that link performance in the wild to temperature. Read more
Scientific background: . Marine fishes exhibit complex life cycles, featuring discrete spawning, nursery and feeding areas that confer different benefits to the stock. Read more
Project overview. Tropical predators are becoming established within temperate communities as a response to climate warming (tropicalisation), but with unknown consequences. Read more
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