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Leverhulme Trust-funded project | Peatscapes on the edge: ecological resilience to fire in the Anthropocene 28-month fixed-term contract, role available from January 2027 We are seeking a Post
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The job details are shown below. For further information click on the link for the job description. About the role As a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow – Peatland Fire, Palaeoecology and Ecological
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to other sensory modalities may also be considered. These models will integrate species-specific anatomical constraints and ecological considerations to enable principled comparisons between human, macaque
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, ecology, environmental preferences, and speciation/extinction rates. For species where eyes are preserved in individuals of different ages, the researcher will investigate functional trade-offs in eyes (i.e
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ecological transitions needed for coastal communities to adapt to a changing climate. At its core, the project develops and applies the Coastal Regenerative Resilience (CR2) framework, an innovative yet
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well as working with colleagues in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences . The PSCC research group is a vibrant group of academic researchers engaged in methodologically and theoretically rigorous
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will be given to scholars working at the intersection of environmental history, political ecology, climate change, and resilience. Familiarity with global south contexts (particularly India) will be