PhD: Arctic Catchments & Ecosystem Change — Flexible Hours

The Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, Functional Ecology a; Aalborg; On-site; DKK 360,000 - 480,000; Full time

Job summary

Aalborg University invites applications for a PhD stipend in climate change research within the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, BIO. The project investigates how warming affects terrestrial ecosystems and biogeochemical processes across Arctic catchments.

The stipend is part of the From Catchment to Coast program, a collaboration with Aarhus University and Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. The three-year position includes enrolment at the Doctoral School of Engineering and

Qualifications

• Relevant master's degree in biology.
• Field experience, data analysis and programming skills (R, Python, MATLAB).
• Strong English communication; ability to work in an international lab.

Responsibilities

• Define PhD science program in collaboration with supervisors.
• Join field campaigns in South Greenland and spend time at participating institutions.
• Carry out research on how climate change affects terrestrial ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles.

Skills

Data analysis

Programming skills

Team player

English communication

Education

Master's degree in biology

Tools

DNA barcoding

Drone imagery

Automated imaging

Job description

Aalborg University invites applications for a PhD stipend in climate change research within the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, BIO. The project investigates how warming affects terrestrial ecosystems and biogeochemical processes across Arctic catchments.

The stipend is part of the From Catchment to Coast program, a collaboration with Aarhus University and Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. The three-year position includes enrolment at the Doctoral School of Engineering and