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  The politics of social reproduction: Crisis, concrete alternative practices and prefigurative policy in the age of destruction
University of Bath Department of Social & Policy Sciences
  Dr A Dinerstein
Application Deadline: 29 January 2019
Please first read the guide on how to apply for this project. https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/how-to-apply-for-esrc-swdtp-or-ursa-funding/.
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  Testing the trade-off between somatic maintenance and reproductive investment as driver of ageing with long-lived predator owls facing variable environmental conditions.
Aberdeen University School of Biological Sciences
  Prof X Lambin
Applications accepted all year round
How many offspring to produce, how often to reproduce and over how many years are key life history traits that describe the rate of living of organisms [1].
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  Biology and genetics of reproduction in filamentous fungi
University of Nottingham School of Life Sciences
  Prof P S Dyer
Applications accepted all year round
Filamentous fungi are of importance in the food, industrial and medical sectors and have important roles in the ecology of natural ecosystems.
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  Resistance and susceptibility in interactions between apple and woolly aphids (Ref: CTP_FCR_2019_6)
NIAB-EMR Research
  Ms F Fernández, Dr G Powell
Application Deadline: 28 February 2019
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC ) have awarded a Collaborative Training Partnership (CTP) grant to a consortium led by Berry Gardens Growers Ltd and NIAB EMR.
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  Food, Sex and the Metabolome
University of Oxford Department of Zoology
  Dr J Perry, Dr S Wigby
Application Deadline: 25 January 2019
A remarkable finding from recent nutritional research is that, in many animals, diets that are high in protein and low in carbohydrates are associated with increased reproduction, whereas low protein and high carbohydrate diets are associated with longer lifespan.
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  Flying sentinels: using a long-distance migratory bird to assess exposure to POPs over two continents and their health consequences
Aberdeen University QUADRAT
  Dr P Bize, Dr R Doherty
Application Deadline: 31 January 2019
Human activities have for side effects the introduction in natural environments of persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
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  Developmental response induced by abiotic stress during seed development in Brassica sp.
Masaryk University CEITEC
  Dr H.S Robert Boisivon
Application Deadline: 3 February 2019
Food production mostly relies on a proper sexual plant reproduction. Therefore research in fundamental aspects of seed development is crucial to the understanding of processes involved in seed viability.
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  The impact of forest roads on the rate of biological invasion
University of Birmingham The Forest Edge Doctoral Scholarship programme
  Dr N Petrovskaya
Application Deadline: 6 February 2019
Roads can play an important role in the spread of invasive plant species by serving as corridors for movement as well as providing prime habitat for establishment (see reference [1]).
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  Understanding tree rings – how the interplay of climate and seed production controls tree growth
University of Liverpool School of Environmental Sciences
  Dr A Hacket-Pain, Prof A Morse
Application Deadline: 23 January 2019
Tree rings have a broad range of applications in environmental science including quantifying forest growth, carbon storage, and the reconstruction of Holocene climate.
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  Does predation drive synchrony in prey dynamics or does prey asynchrony drive predator dynamics? A test using small mammal prey and vertebrate predators in Britain and Ireland.
Aberdeen University QUADRAT
  Prof X Lambin, Dr N Reid
Application Deadline: 31 January 2019
Predation is a potent force that can synchronise prey populations as predators shift their attention to more dense, hence, profitable prey.
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