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learning about demographic history or natural selection from genetic variation data, or understanding genetic architecture and evolutionary history of complex traits in diverse populations. Opportunities
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description: The University
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unique combination: deep expertise in molecular and computational biochemistry (Moghe Lab; https://www.moghelab.org ) paired with field-tested ecological and evolutionary chemistry (Agrawal Lab; https
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unique combination: deep expertise in molecular and computational biochemistry (Moghe Lab; https://www.moghelab.org) paired with field-tested ecological and evolutionary chemistry (Agrawal Lab; https
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Position Description The Anthropology Department at Boston University’s College of Arts and Sciences invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Evolutionary and
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. The lab uses a variety of experimental and computational tools, such as structural and functional neuroimaging, histology and digital microscopy, and behavior analysis. The lab's websites are: http
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) Application Deadline 30 Sep 2026 - 23:00 (UTC) Country Slovakia Type of Contract To be defined Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week To be defined Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme
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to origins of life research, artificial intelligence methods development, evolutionary biology, and computational biology.Prof. Kaelber is recruiting a “dry lab” scientist for methods development in
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to origins of life research, artificial intelligence methods development, evolutionary biology, and computational biology.Prof. Kaelber is recruiting a “dry lab” scientist for methods development in
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extension for another 6 months. It is based in the Schulenburg group (https://evoecogen-kiel.de/ ). The PhD project aims at understanding how evolutionary principles can be harnessed to constrain bacterial