The mechanisms of diversification in fishes

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  31/10/2021 23:59 - Europe/Brussels
  

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  JOB STATUS
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  HOURS PER WEEK
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  REFERENCE NUMBER
  AAP-2021-285
  

OFFER DESCRIPTION

• You carry out innovative research on body size evolution in fishes
• You are responsiblefor organizing broad scientific activities
• Carrying out didactic and scientific assignments for the Biology Science program
• You provide support to lectures
• You offer didactic and scientific guidance to BA an MA students

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We offer full-time employment of a fixed term for 2 years

Eligibility criteria

• You have a Master degree in Biology (expertise in fish diversity is a plus)
• You have a good knowledge of and a strong interest in biology in all its facets from molecule, cell, tissue to organism, with strong expertise in ichthyology
• You have a good communication skills, have a sense of responsibility, you are team-oriented and you are willing to improve and learn more about leadership and project acquistion
• You have a good knowledge of the English language, both spoken and written

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For more information please contact Prof. dr. Hugo Gante, tel.: +32 16 32 95 46, mail: [email protected] .
You can apply for this job no later than 31/10/2021 via the online application tool

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