11 animal-behav PhD positions at University of Groningen

PhD position in Ecology & Conservation of Salt Marshes (1.0 FTE)

) determination of community composition of microbes, benthos/soil fauna, plants, birds, ii) assessment of species interactions (spatial species associations microbes-plants), feeding behaviour (benthos/soil fauna

PhD position in Ecology & Conservation of Salt Marshes (1.0 FTE)

all regions (DK, GER-SH, GER-LS, NL). WP2 tasks include: i) determination of community composition of microbes, benthos/soil fauna, plants, birds, ii) assessment of species interactions (spatial species

PhD position in Medieval Studies (1.0 FTE)

. Travellers faced threats from pirates, muggers, dangerous animals and the rapidly expanding Ottoman Empire. Fifteenth-century Europe was fascinated by those brave enough to face the trip and audiences eagerly

PhD position in Medieval Studies (1.0 FTE)

undertake was to Jerusalem. Not only was the expedition costly, it was also perilous. Travellers faced threats from pirates, muggers, dangerous animals and the rapidly expanding Ottoman Empire. Fifteenth

PhD on the Legal Aspects of Indigenous Subsistence Harvesting in the Arctic (1.0 FTE)

We are seeking self-motivated applicants for a four-year, fully-funded PhD position focusing on the Western and traditional legal systems regulating the subsistence harvesting of Northern animals

PhD position in Arctic Landscape Archaeology (1.0 FTE)

northern Foxe Basin. With the ultimate goal of co-creating a cultural-historical atlas of past animal harvesting in the region, the successful candidate will • conduct archival research in cooperation with

PhD on the Legal Aspects of Indigenous Subsistence Harvesting in the Arctic (1.0 FTE)

northern Foxe Basin. With the ultimate goal of co-creating a cultural-historical atlas of past animal harvesting in the region, the successful candidate will • conduct archival research in cooperation with

PhD on the Legal Aspects of Indigenous Subsistence Harvesting in the Arctic (1.0 FTE)

, fully-funded PhD position focusing on the Western and traditional legal systems regulating the subsistence harvesting of Northern animals (e.g., seals, walruses, whales, caribou, fish, birds and others

PhD position in Arctic Landscape Archaeology (1.0 FTE)

animal harvesting in the region, the successful candidate will • conduct archival research in cooperation with local cultural organizations and governmental data repositories • synthesize existing metadata

PhD in universality in random trees and graphs (1.0 FTE)

backyard oak look remarkably similar to other structures in nature and systems of human design, such as the shape of river systems; the circulatory system in animals; and the connectivity structure