6 machine-learning-phd positions at NIOZ Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research in Netherlands

PhD position: “Future-proofing low trophic aquaculture systems with marine macrophytes”

and learning simultaneously conform the NIOZ PhD policy. 338 annualized holiday hours for a full-time 40-hour work week. Pension scheme via ABP, 8% holiday allowance and a year-end bonus of 8.33%. 2nd

PhD position: “Unravelling population structure and migration ecology to help manage migratory shorebirds in the Wadden Sea”

for PhD candidate (OIOs) CAO-WVOI  (Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Research Institutes). An appointment at NIOZ as a PhD candidate means working and learning simultaneously conform the NIOZ PhD

Two Tenure Track positions: “to strengthen our research on coping with climate change”

colleagues in the EDS department, in other NIOZ departments and in the DCC; supervise the research of PhD candidates, postdocs and MSc students; acquire funding through national and international research

Postdoc position in the framework of the ANEMOI project: “Modelling effects of chemicals from offshore wind turbines on the functioning of the lower-trophic level marine ecosystem”

/anemoi . THE CANDIDATE As an ideal candidate: You have a PhD in oceanography, biology, or biogeochemistry or related field. You have an affinity for numerical modelling and/or knowledge of ecotoxicology

Chemical Analyst

users (mainly PhD students, Postdocs, MSc students and interns) with equipment and teaching them the different analytical methods Keeping the lab operational and providing general support THE

Part-time Postdoc position: “Understanding population change of sanderling in the Wadden Sea”

combined with high resolution tracking data and resource sampling. THE CANDIDATE Applicants must have a PhD in avian ecology and experience with animal behaviour and/or (migration) ecology, experience with