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Location
Campus Essen
Application area
Faculty of Biology, Aquatic ecology
Research assistant/Doctoral researcher (f/m/d, No. 759-24)
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The RESIST Collaborative Research Centre investigates how stressors individually and in combination affect the biodiversity and functions of streams and rivers, and how previously stressed ecosystems recover. RESIST investigates the effects of stressors on all components of the food web of running waters (from viruses to fish) and on ecosystem functions. Field studies, large collaborative experiments, a wide range of analytical (especially genomic) and modelling methods are used. Become part of a committed and competent team that carries out challenging field experiments and develops new methods for river restoration.
Start of employment
As soon as possible
Duration of employment
3 years
Working time
25 Std. 53 Min. (65 %)
Your main tasks
Participation in the research project “Recovery processes of riverine organism groups (benthic invertebrates, diatoms and fish) from different modes and severities of degradation” as part of Collaborative Research Centre 1439 RESIST. The tasks include field and laboratory work for the collection and determination of benthic invertebrate samples in the Emscher and Kinzig catchment areas, but above all statistical evaluation and statistical modelling of extensive Germany-wide time series of riverine benthic invertebrate communities as well as the preparation of scientific publications on the recovery of benthic invertebrate communities.
Your profile
University degree (Master of Science) in biology or an equivalent degree programme. Knowledge on benthic invertebrates is an advantage, interest in aquatic ecology is a prerequisite. Knowledge and experience in statistical analysis / statistical modelling of ecological data is desirable. Proficiency in written and spoken English (ideally also in German) is a prerequisite, as is an interest in publishing your research results in peer-reviewed journals (publication experience is an advantage). Candidates still working on the master thesis are encouraged to apply.
We offer you
- Varied, multifaceted area of responsibility in a lively working environment with international exchange
- Working environment with respectful, appreciative cooperation
- Pleasant working atmosphere in a dynamic team
- Opportunity to pursue a doctorate in the CRC graduate school with numerous support programmes
- Family friendliness through childcare facilities for your children
- Counselling for family care responsibilities
- Wide range of further education and training programmes, individual induction training
- Excellent public transport connections and free parking spaces
- Attractive sports and health programmes (university sports)
- home office possibilities
Application deadline
2025-01-16
Code number
759-24
Application
Unfortunately, the application deadline for this position has passed.
Information about the job
You can find information about the faculty and the advertised position at www.uni-due.de/aquatische_oekologie/
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