[ECOLOG-L] PhD opportunities in ecology at Durham University, UK

2 PhD opportunities are available to work with Phil Stephens (http://community.dur.ac.uk/philip.stephens/welcome.htm) at Durham University, UK (https://www.dur.ac.uk/). 1. Opportunity to study for a PhD on "The ecology of carnivore movement", with Phil Stephens and Michael Somers

[ECOLOG-L] Durham University seeking 3 lecturers in biology

Durham University, UK, is currently advertising 3 posts in Biological Sciences at the lecturer level (see http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/AMS747/lecturer/). Ecology is an area of strength in the school, so applicants with a focus on ecology or behavioural ecology that might complement existing

[ECOLOG-L] Postgrad and Postdoc opportunities in Ecology at Durham University, UK

3 competitive opportunities are available to work with Phil Stephens (http://community.dur.ac.uk/philip.stephens/welcome.htm) at Durham University, UK (https://www.dur.ac.uk/). 1. Opportunity for a postdoctoral researcher with an excellent CV to compete for a Durham University Junior Research

[ECOLOG-L] Multiple posts in Biology at Durham University, UK

enquiries to Philip Stephens (http://www.conservationecology.org/philip-stephens.html). Durham University is the 3rd oldest University in England and is consistently highly ranked in the UK (5th in The Complete University Guide 2014, and 6th in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014

[ECOLOG-L] PhD opportunity: Monitoring mammals to inform local conservation

A competitive NERC CASE funded PhD position is available, starting in October 2014. The successful candidate will work with the Durham Wildlife Trust (http://www.durhamwt.co.uk/) to engage members in a modern and technology-driven approach to monitoring the distribution and abundance of

[ECOLOG-L] Opportunity in climate change biology

Durham University is interested in appointing a new academic in the area of ‘Climate Change Biology’, probably at the Reader or Chair level (equivalent to Associate Professor or Full Professor for those unfamiliar with the UK system). The remit appears quite wide, so there might be considerable

[ECOLOG-L] PhD opportunity, Face files as vectors of Bovine TB?

PhD opportunity at Durham University, UK Can face flies, Musca autumnalis, transmit tuberculosis from badgers to cattle? Bovine tuberculosis (bTB) is an infectious disease of considerable economic and social importance in the UK where its control has cost the taxpayer £500m over the past decade.

[ECOLOG-L] PDRA vacancy: Impacts of climate change on bird species across networks of protected areas

Post Doctoral Research Associate Biological Biomedical Sciences, Durham University Salary: £29,704 per annum Impacts of climate change on bird species across networks of protected areas We are seeking a research scientist to investigate the impacts of climate change on bird species across