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, monitoring practices, maps, digital devices and other technologies in producing knowledge about animal populations and behaviour; how different actors perceive and interpret the same animals
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“OCTOCULT: Enhancing octopus welfare in aquaculture settings” , “LISBOA2030-FEDER-00656500; 2023.16948.ICDT”, “DOI: https://doi.org/10.54499/2023.16948.ICDT ” , co-funded by Lisboa2030, Portugal2030
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Employer Francis Crick Institute Location London (Greater) (GB) Salary From £47,080 with benefits, subject to skills and experience Closing date 13 Oct 2026 Website https://www.crick.ac.uk/careers-study
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. At our ARU Writtle campus, we specialise in animal, environmental, agricultural and horticultural courses, for learners aged 16 to 18, adult learners, undergraduate and postgraduate levels
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signalling, focusing on transgenic animal models, behaviour, in vivo imaging and omics technologies. CTN is part of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, and is located
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actin-associated adhesion proteins. We seek a motivated and collaborative molecular cell biologist to investigate how regulation of the cytoskeleton at the nucleus controls cell behaviour and gene
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quantitative movement and behavioural features from both animal models and human participants. Particular emphasis will be placed on identifying translational motor features that can be robustly and
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are made across farms, food, animal health or the environment? Could you create better ways to restore nature, use land and water, or support resilient rural and coastal economies? Could new controlled
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Institute of Veterinary and Animal Sciences are offering a PhD fellowship in immunology using zebrafish as a model commencing 1 January 2027 or after agreement. The project is part of the research
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cellular neurobiology, biochemistry, genetics, and proteomics. Expertise in APEX/BioID-based proximity labelling, biochemistry, proteomics is required Experience in mice handling and behaviour, microscopy