Postdoctoral Research Assistant: Swansea University is seeking a dedicated and skilled Postdoctoral Research Assistant to contribute to a NERC-funded project focused on understanding multi-generational trophic responses to environmental change. The successful candidate will engage in both theoretical and empirical research, utilizing their expertise in statistical ecology.
Designation
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
Location
Singleton Campus, Swansea, UK
Last Date to Apply
21 February 2025
Table of Key Information
| Job Number | Contract Type | Salary | Interview Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| SU00737 | Fixed Term | £33,882 to £37,999 per annum | 3 March 2025 |
Research Area
- Statistical Ecology
- Environmental Change
- Host-Parasitoid Dynamics
- Multi-variate Time-Series Analysis
Eligibility/Qualification
- Completed (or recently submitted) PhD in Statistics, Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, or an equivalent field.
- Proven experience in leading and collaborating on research publications.
- Proficiency in programming environments such as R, MatLab, or Mathematica.
- Demonstrable ability to conduct research aligned with project objectives.
Job Description
The role involves:
- Analyzing simulated and experimental time-series data of host-parasitoid interactions to understand climate impacts on trophic dynamics.
- Collaborating with project partners from the University of Leeds and Department of Mathematics at Swansea University.
- Generating original ideas and contributing to research dissemination through papers and conferences.
- Engaging positively with collaborators and keeping abreast of developments within the field.
How to Apply
- Submit a CV and cover letter detailing relevant qualifications and experience.
- For informal enquiries, contact Prof. Mike Fowler at m.s.fowler@swansea.ac.uk or Prof. Chenggui Yuan at c.yuan@swansea.ac.uk.
Additional Information
Swansea University values diversity and inclusion, inviting applications from all backgrounds. The role requires a basic understanding of the Welsh language (Level 1). Welsh applications are welcomed and treated equally.
For more detailed information about the position, please refer to Swansea University’s current vacancies page.
