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both the water and wastewater industry and the green sector. The PhD student will communicate results both with the industry and international researchers. About the position: As a PhD student, you will
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, nationality, gender, disability, religion or ethnic background are encouraged to apply. The team’s common language is English so fluency in English is essential. To successfully carry out the various tasks
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diagnostics, and ecological and statistical data analysis. About the position The doctoral student will plan and carry out field and laboratory studies, analyse and interpret data, and communicate results
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data, and communicate results through scientific articles, conference presentations and engagement with project partners. The work will involve substantial field activities at sites across Sweden, with
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. About the position The doctoral student will plan and carry out field and laboratory studies, analyse and interpret data, and communicate results through scientific articles, conference presentations and
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statistical software; experience with remote sensing, image analysis, crop modelling or other quantitative approaches relevant to crop research; and experience of scientific writing and communication. We place
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communities across different lake habitats; (ii) evaluate the consequences of biofilm compositional changes for the production and trophic transfer of health-promoting biomolecules (i.e., essential
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and students are recruited from all over the world and English is the main working language. The department is located at the Biomedical Centre in Uppsala, which facilitates collaborations with research
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-for-time field survey approach to (i) assess the effects of lake oligotrophication and changing winter conditions on benthic biofilm communities across different lake habitats; (ii) evaluate
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wastewater industry and the green sector. The PhD student will communicate results both with the industry and international researchers. About the position: As a PhD student, you will perform both empirical