12 marine-ecology "Ecosystems" positions in United Kingdom

Research Fellow in Marine Ecology and offshore renewables

Marine Biology & Ecology Location: National Oceanography Centre Southampton Salary: £34,980 to £37,099 per annum Full Time Fixed Term Closing Date: Monday 08 April 2024 Interview Date: To be

Lecturer in Marine Conservation

and build on our existing research and teaching strengths. Our Marine Science team has expertise in a diverse range of marine science and conservation topics including; ecosystem monitoring and

Lecturer in Marine Conservation

of marine science and conservation topics including; ecosystem monitoring and indicators, artificial light pollution, marine mammal conservation, marine community ecology and marine policy, regulation

Research Fellow, Marine Biology & Ecology

funded by an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Marine Biology & Ecology Location:  National Oceanography Centre Southampton Salary

Research Fellow

Full Time Fixed Term for 24 months Interview Date: To be confirmed Antarctic krill are central to Antarctic marine ecosystems, but subject to a fishery managed with insufficient spatiotemporal

Resting Reef AKT Associate (Fixed-term)

. The project involves designing a concept and system for a communal eco-memorial service with the goal of restoring marine ecosystems. The project builds on Resting Reef’s work to restore endangered marine

PhD Studentship: Ecosystem Assessment of the Tristan da Cunha Islands Fisheries

an appropriate area of ecology, or marine and environmental science. Experience of working in remote locations, undertaking boat based fieldwork/research (e.g., observer fisheries catch surveys) and/or processing

Research Fellow in Marine Sensory Ecology

with the skills they need to make a positive impact on the sustainability of our environment and society. With many amazing ecosystems right on our doorstep in the UK’s first National Marine Park

​​Designing Circular 3D Printing Ecosystems from Waste Plastics: Material Culture, Consumer Behaviour and Systems Thinking for a Sustainable Future.​

and ecology threatening litter is a key issue, where plastics account for 81% of regional marine litter (KNIB, 2020). These issues directly relate to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG12, and

Postdoctoral Research Associate - Grade 7

The Problem: Plankton growth drives marine ecosystems and forms sinking particles which store carbon in the ocean, mitigating the effects of climate change. In areas where access to nitrogen limits