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: Development of a mRNA PNA-FISH Spatial Transcriptomics approach applied to chronic wound biofilms; Evaluation of multispecies biofilms to understand the physiology and ecology of bacteria (Activity 2 – “Studies
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to characterize forests and their biodiversity. The research will focus on developing multimodal learning approaches that combine complementary forest information across data sources, spatial scales, and time. A
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the amount of tree cover, its spatial configuration, tree characteristics or the wider landscape context. This PhD will investigate the wildlife connectivity potential of tree-based agricultural systems
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for wildlife movement, and whether their contribution to connectivity depends more on the amount of tree cover, its spatial configuration, tree characteristics or the wider landscape context. This PhD will
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and analytical skills, experience with spatial ecology and movement analyses, and the ability to work effectively in a collaborative, multidisciplinary research environment. Qualifications: Applicants
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Cornelia Krug, and Dr Ute Jacob. Access to UZH expertise in ecological stability, response diversity, landscape sustainability, human-environment interactions, spatial modelling, data science, and the
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innovation science, system dynamics, spatial modeling, and ecology. The specific focus of this PhD project is biodiversity monitoring and biological pest control as an ecosystem service. You will study how
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. Together, the team combines expertise in ecological networks, spatial ecology, conservation science, and biodiversity informatics. The position is available from 15 October 2026, or as agreed. About the
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Matthias Schleuning (Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre, Germany), who will co-supervise the doctoral researcher. Together, the team combines expertise in ecological networks, spatial
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» Ecology Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 30 Sep 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Berlin) Country Germany Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours