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#PostDocAlert! PhD in #Biology or #EnvironmentalSciences? Background in #ForestEntomology, #BiodiversityResearch & #ChemicalEcology? Experience in #ExperimentalPlanning and #Fieldwork? Our Forest Entomology group offers a 2-year #PostDoc position: apply.refline.ch/273855/1834/... #ScienceJobs
January 29, 2026 at 8:44 AM
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Forest pathologists, entomologists!
⚡️Abstract submission is now open for:

🐛Ecology and Management of Biotic Disturbances in Forests
📍27-31 July 2026; 🗓️Fredericton, NB, Canada

🗓️Deadline: 15 March

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January 21, 2026 at 12:35 PM
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#PostDoc Alert! PhD in #Biology or #EnvironmentalSciences? Strong background in #ForestEcology, DNA-based biodiversity assessments, #Bioinformatics, and experimental planning? Our #ForestEntomology Group offers a 2-year #PostDoc position 🌳🧬💻: apply.refline.ch/273855/1798/... #ScienceJobs #eDNA
Job offer: PostDoc in “Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in European forests in the face of global changes” 80-100% (f/m/d) The aim of the projects is to investigate the impact of global changes on temperate forests toward designing management plans that allows ecosystem resilience and high levels of biodiversity. Within these projects, you will develop standard and more efficient ecological monitoring methodologies to understand how different aspects of biodiversity and/or associated ecosystem processes, in particular deadwood decomposition, in forests are altered by global change factors such as climate change, disturbances, and management-induced structural changes at different spatial and temporal scales. Through this research, you will gain a better mechanistic understanding of these relationships as a basis for predicting future changes related to management decisions and climate change. To measure biodiversity, you will use cutting-edge DNA-based methods, such as e-DNA metabarcoding of fungi, from soil and dead wood, and detecting arthropods and mammals from vegetation surfaces. Data on biodiversity and forest functions will be analyzed in an interdisciplinary manner. Depending on your skills and expertise, you can focus on more technical aspects of biodiversity quantification using eDNA, fundamental ecological research questions on modelling ecosystem processes or the more applied design of management practices. You are expected to publish your findings in high-impact journals and present them at international conferences. You hold a PhD degree in Biology or Environmental Sciences or in a related field and have a strong background forest ecology, in DNA-based biodiversity assessments (e-DNA metabarcoding), bioinformatics and multivariate statistical analyses, and/or experimental planning. Furthermore, we expect very good knowledge in R programming, a good command of English, as well as strong skills in scientific paper writing.
November 28, 2025 at 7:38 AM
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Forest Entomology (CREEPY CRAWLIES) with Dr. Kristen Wick...
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February 5, 2025 at 2:45 AM