Three postdoctoral positions are available at the Department of River Ecology and Conservation at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Gelnhausen, starting as soon as possible.
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PhD Position in Theoretical and Computational Ecology: Forest Soil Ecosystem Stability, Carbon Cycling, and Reversibility
The University of Namur is seeking a PhD candidate to study how changes in forest tree species composition affect soil carbon storage, biodiversity, and ecosystem functioning in ancient forests of Wallonia.
Continue readingPIA: How exposed are insects in agricultural fields to pesticides?
A Master thesis opportunity to assess terrestrial insect exposure to currently used agricultural pesticides is being offered as part of the project PIA (Pesticide exposure of insects in agricultural landscapes) within the Community Ecology & Ecotoxicology research group.
Continue readingTop 25 papers of 2024: pesticides spread in an Alpine Valley
Pesticides on the peaks: Alpine study made the Top 25 of 2024 in Communications Earth & Environment.
Continue readingTwo PhD positions in resilience of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning across landscapes
Are you a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual with a strong background in terrestrial ecology and biodiversity? Do you want to collaborate in an interdisciplinary setting on cutting-edge research projects aimed at understanding and mitigating the impacts of global change on Dutch ecosystems? The University of Wageningen is recruiting for two PhD positions in Resilience of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning across landscapes!
Continue readingA cocktail of pesticides eradicates biodiversity – PAN Europe Interview to Prof. Dr Carsten Brühl
“Insects and other arthropods are disappearing at an alarming rate all over Europe and pesticides play a major role.” Recently the European Pesticide Action Network (PAN) interviewed Professor Dr. Carsten Brühl, specialist in ecotoxicology.
Continue readingNot only during application times: pesticide mixtures are present in soil and plants all year round
Landau, 21.01.2025 – In conventional agriculture, synthetic chemical pesticides are used in various crops such as arable farming, vegetable growing and viticulture. A study by the RPTU University Kaiserslautern-Landau, recently published in the journal “Scientific Reports”, is the first to examine pesticide contamination over the course of a year. It shows that substances can be detected not only during the spraying periods in the fields, but also throughout the year and in adjacent meadows. The impact of these chronically detected complex pesticide mixtures on the environment has not been sufficiently investigated and could be significant.
Continue readingAssistant Professor in Biodiversity
The University of Stockholm is looking for up to three SciLifeLab Fellows (Assistant Professor) in Biodiversity.
Continue readingRemember applying to: Research position in Aquatic Community Ecology at INRAE, France
The National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE) in Lyon is hiring a permanent researcher to study aquatic community ecology under global change.
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Apply now for the position of a Research Assistant in the project “TerraChem” in the European Commission’s “Horizon Europe” research and innovation program!
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