At the Cologne Biocenter, a 3-year, DFG funded PhD project is available
within the priority programme SPP1704 “DynaTrait” for a research project on
Trait-related feedback dynamics in natural plankton communities. The project
involves field work (mesocosm experiments), laboratory experiments and
analyses in the laboratory using methods of analytical chemistry and
molecular biology.

Successful candidates should have a strong background in ecology,
biodiversity research or related fields. Experience in plankton ecology,
analytical chemistry (GC, HPLC) and statistical methods are desirable. A
strong ability for conceptual thinking and experimental design is essential.
Further, a Diploma or MSc degree in Natural Sciences is required; a driving
licence (for the field work) would be advantageous. The position is based in
Cologne, but willingness to travel for field work to Bavaria is expected.
Proficiency in English is essential, additional knowledge in German is
helpful, but not mandatory.

The position is funded with 65% of German TVL-13 salary level for 3 years It
is available starting March 2018.
Applications should be in English and include a cover letter, C.V., and
names and contact-details of two references. Please submit applications
electronically to [email protected] until February 2nd, 2018. Women
are particularly encouraged to apply. Physically handicapped persons will be
given preference in case of equal qualification.

More info: https://t.co/yWB6ofp5uv

Contact: 
Dr. Patrick Fink
University of Cologne
Workgroup Aquatic Chemical Ecology
Zuelpicher Strasse 47b
50674 Koeln, Germany
E-mail: [email protected]

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