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On 8 January 2024, the candidate selection for three positions of assistant professors (postdoctoral researcher positions) in the Department of Evolutionary Genetics and Biosystematics has been completed. Dr. Clement Car has been selected for the postdoctoral position in the CEUS-UNISONO project entitled "Testing the Domestication Syndrome hypothesis in free-ranging dogs". Dr. Carolina Osuna Mascaró and Dr.

Competition for a postdoctoral researcher position in the National Science Centre project ”Testing the Domestication Syndrome hypothesis in free-ranging domestic dogs”

Competition for a postdoctoral researcher position in the National Science Centre project „The role of hybridisation in the evolutionary response to environmental changes: Establishing the genus Canis as an ideal model”

Are you interested in photography? Do you like challenges? Do you appreciate the importance of diversity in both environmental and social contexts? If you answered 'YES!' at least once, we have something that will undoubtedly interest you.

Competition for the position of postdoctoral researcher in the NCN project „ Analysis of micro-evolutionary changes in a host genome in response to multiple viral infections in wild animals”

Project Manager: dr hab. Andre Moura

Competition for the position of postdoctoral researcher in the NCN project „ Analysis of micro-evolutionary changes in a host genome in response to multiple viral infections in wild animals”

Project Manager: dr hab. Andre Moura
 

We are seeking a PhD candidate for the scientific project "What really matters for a High-Arctic zooplanktivorous seabird foraging in rapidly changing environment - prey size or energy content?". The primary aim of the project, funded by the NCN OPUS 22 grant, is to investigate foraging ecology of a pelagic seabird, the little auk, nesting in the High Arctic.

Detailed information on requirements and conditions can be found in the attached PDF file

Applications will be accepted by email until 20 October 2022.

We are seeking 2 PhD candidates for the scientific project "What really matters for a High-Arctic zooplanktivorous seabird foraging in rapidly changing environment - prey size or energy content?". The primary aim of the project, funded by the NCN OPUS 22 grant, is to investigate foraging ecology of a pelagic seabird, the little auk, nesting in the High Arctic.
Detailed information on requirements and conditions can be found in the attached PDF file
Applications will be accepted by email until 15 July 2022.