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for smallholder farmers, sit at the intersection of many beneficial ecological functions (including carbon sequestration and cultural identity). However, these functions are threatened by environmental
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. The project focuses on Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) as a model system that serves as an important ecological indicator. By analysing stable isotope data from historical wing tissues, we can
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represents a frontier in ecological epigenetics, marking the first application of epigenomic editing in a wild, non-model plant species. Beyond fundamental evolutionary questions, your work will contribute to
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& Molecular Toolkits – Leveraging CRISPR, transgenics, and RNAi for cell‑type‑specific manipulations in non‑model arthropods. (3) Neuroethology in Ecological Context – Investigating how neural circuits
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. The central idea of this PhD is that a model trained on large-scale numerical simulations, instrumented experiments, and onboard robotic data could learn generic representations of local interactions
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coordinate, facilitate and monitor the co-creation process to develop shared narratives and conceptual model for sustainable sediment management. This will be achieved through: Designing and organizing a
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integrates multiple levels of analysis, linking behavior and neural systems to underlying physiological, cellular, or molecular mechanisms, or to broader ecological and evolutionary questions. Research
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historical dynamics of currently at-risk species. The project focuses on Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) as a model system that serves as an important ecological indicator. By analysing stable
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territorial documents. * Participate in field investigations and workshops with coastal stakeholders, particularly fishers and users, to document local knowledge, ecological memory and perceptions of change
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) | Amsterdam, Provincie Noord-Holland | Netherlands | about 2 months ago
enrichment study that starts in 2026. The team will collect active and passive measures, including sensor data from smartphones, wearables, and ecological momentary assessment capturing the affective