Current PhD positions available

Developmental and behavioural plasticity in a highly social primate species (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Patrick Tkaczynski

Uncovering the human population history of Eastern Arabia using ancient genomics (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Rui Martiniano

The nature and importance of patterns of skeletal morphology in non-human primate hybrids (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Laura Buck

How do urban adapters thrive in anthropogenically-modified environments? (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Julia Nowack

Unravelling the role of oxytocin on mammalian fertility (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Chrysanthi Fergani

Investigating long-term effects of beaver (Castor fiber) reintroduction at the catchment-scale: spatial dynamics and drivers of biodiversity, pollution and greenhouse emission factors (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Lucia Galvez-Bravo

Animal Residues in Stream Environments (ARISE): assessing the scale and sources of faecal contamination in the aquatic environment (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Jon Dick

Building flood resilience via effective communication (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Sarah Percival

The effects of the social and physical environment on conflict management behaviour and stress physiology in a group-living fish (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Susanne Zajitschek

How do ecological systems respond to climate change: developing a predictive framework for understanding species, community, and ecosystem wide responses to climate change (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Robert Fitt

Assessing the welfare of wild birds and the health of their environments through the use of bioacoustics analysis (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Luiza Passos

Climate change reduces the nutritional value of food crops (opens in a new tab) | Lead supervisor: Dr Rachael Symonds

Deadline: Thursday 5 Jan 2023 11.59pm

Further registration information to follow.