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, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has a vacant PhD–position related to research on bee health. The position is part of the “BuzzFeed” project. This is a
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koexistenciu medzi voľne žijúcimi a chovanými včelstvami Factors influencing coexistence between free-living and managed bee colonies Supervisor: doc. Ing. Róbert Chlebo, PhD. Workplace: Institute of Animal
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. About You The successful applicant will have a PhD degree or equivalent professional experience in a research field related to stingless bee health. Applicants are expected to have knowledge and
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beekeeping practices (Varroa management, indoor storage of honey bee colonies, etc.), and mentorship of graduate and undergraduate students in the program. Required Qualifications: Must hold a PhD degree in a
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beekeeping practices (Varroa management, indoor storage of honey bee colonies, etc.), and mentorship of graduate and undergraduate students in the program. Required Qualifications: Must hold a PhD degree in a
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Overview In this project, artificial leaf cutter bee nests will be built in order to accommodate bees during the summer season. The artificial nests will be made of natural bamboo tube sections
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large USDA-funded field research project focused on forestry and native bee species in New England. The goal of the funded project is to determine how northeastern forests can be managed to support spring
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understanding of how to manage honey bee health on almond orchards and whether new self-fertile cultivars have a reduced need for honeybees. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow will undertake analysis of samples and
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Economic Sciences (BeES) cluster, which hosts LEXECON and brings together different theoretical and empirical efforts across behavioural and economic sciences to deliver cutting-edge research enhancing our
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open for the attribution of one Research Scholarship within the scope of the R&D project “Unveiling the signatures of convergent evolution in bee-associated microorganisms: a comparative multi-omics