Postdoctoral Position: Biodiversity: The Department of Coastal Systems (COS) is seeking a highly motivated Postdoc to investigate spatial and temporal patterns of European parasite biodiversity. This position is part of the larger EU-funded project IMPACT (Integrated Monitoring of PArasites in Changing EnvironmenTs) focusing on European fish parasite diversity. The postdoc will be based in Texel, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.
Designation: Postdoctoral Researcher
Research Area: Spatial and Temporal Patterns of European Parasite Biodiversity
Location: Texel, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Eligibility/Qualification:
- PhD in biology, ecology, environmental science, numerical ecology, biogeography, macroecology, conservation, or related discipline.
- Affinity for analyzing large datasets.
- Good quantitative analysis skills.
- Background in parasite and disease ecology is a plus.
- Excellent English oral and writing skills.
Job Description:
Postdoctoral Position: “Spatial and Temporal Patterns of European Parasite Biodiversity”
The Postdoc will:
- Assess European fish parasite diversity and identify knowledge gaps for future monitoring strategies.
- Establish a European fish parasite community database and determine correlates of parasite community diversity.
- Assess long-term trends in European fish parasite diversity and identify links to global change drivers.
- Develop Red List Assessments for Helminth Parasites of European Fish.
The position will be based at NIOZ on Texel and involves collaboration with other project members in Spain and Norway.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit a CV, names, and contact information for 3 references, and a cover letter with a summary of previous research and experience with data analyses.
For additional information about the vacancy, contact Prof. Dr. David Thieltges. For information about the application procedure, email working@nioz.nl.
Last Date for Apply: Closing date: 03 January 2024.
