Tag Archives: ecotoxicology

SETAC 13th Young Environmental Scientists Meeting

The SETAC 13th Young Environmental Scientists (YES) meeting took place from the 11th to the 14th of August in York, United Kingdom. Katharina Wifling and I, Verónica Rodriguez, attended the conference to present our research. Katharina presented a poster based on her RPC, while I presented a poster on my master’s thesis.

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Doctoral student in Environmental pollutants in wild animals and their food chains

The Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research at the Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V. (Leibniz-IZW) is seeking a doctoral student to engage in the “Beyond Life Apex” project to analyse the exposure of selected top predators to organic and inorganic anthropogenic pollutants recognised as priority, as well as the development of evaluation methods for the prioritisation of chemicals and their mixtures as well as on the interpretation of the exposure data in peak predators in cooperation with the Federal Environment Agency

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Doctoral researcher in Theoretical Ecotoxicology/Ecotoxicological Data Science

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As part of the Research Alliance Ruhr, the Research Center One Health Ruhr at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) on the Essen Campus, Department of Ecotoxicology, is looking for a Doctoral researcher in Theoretical Ecotoxicology/Ecotoxicological Data Science (f/m/d) (paygroup 13 TV-L, 65%)

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Ecotoxicologist (Biological-technical assistant or Bachelor / Master in Biology/Environmental Sciences) (m/f/d)

Are you looking for an interesting, varied job as an ecotoxicologist in an applied research environment? Are you interested in working in a dynamic development team for applied bioassay methods? Then you’ve come to the right place! We are an established research institute and conduct applied, international research and services in the fields of ecology and ecotoxicology. To strengthen our team, we are seeking a biologist or BTA (m/f/d) to join our team as soon as possible, on a part-time basis (75%). We offer a varied field of activity in a relaxed, friendly working environment with flat hierarchies.

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From Agricultural Landscapes to Aquatic Ecosystems: Field Insights from the ETX1 Excursion

Master’s Student Tithi Paul walks us through the ETX1 Excursion that students take part in during the first semester. This excursion offers an interdisciplinary exploration of pesticide exposure, biodiversity conservation, and freshwater ecology through direct interaction with stakeholders and ecosystems.

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Two PhD positions in resilience of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning across landscapes

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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!

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Polluted surface waters, not just a problem for aquatic organisms: Biomagnification of flood-borne pesticides in plant-feeding aphids

Surface waters are polluted with a variety of contaminants, including synthetic pesticides. A study by Franziska Fiolka and colleagues from the RTG SystemLink in Landau, recently published in the journal “Chemosphere”, is the first to examine if repeated flood events lead to an increase in pesticide concentration in the riparian zone, including plant-feeding insects. It shows that pesticide concentrations in soil and nettle increase with an increase in flooding frequency, and further, that aphids feeding on contaminated riparian plants are able to take up these pesticides.

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