Really pleased to see the @yesiuoy.bsky.social research environment is being recognised for the role in supporting research collaboration #YESIFellowsScheme #DisciplineHopping #KnowledgeExchange #International

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Just a reminder that there is only 10 days remaining to apply to our PhD studentship to better understand historic, current and future land change effects on climate in East Africa. We welcome international and non traditional applications@

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Come do a PhD with Channing Prend and myself! The project will use seal data and models to understand Antarctic Slope Current dynamics.

Based in Edinburgh, UK, but with opportunities for time in Australia also.

e4-dtp.ed.ac.uk/e5-dtp/super... 🌊

Fully-funded PhD position with Gareth Thomas @rothamsted.bsky.social and myself on entomopathogenic fungi and pest-host-parasitoid interactions 🌽

DEADLINE 11 December

Apply here 👉

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Just over one month left to submit to our Special Issue in Pest Management Science: "Harnessing Chemical Ecology for Improved Pest Management" 🪲🌿

Deadline: December 31, 2024

📖 Learn more and submit here:

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So, I said there'd be more #fundedPhD opportunities to come, and here are two more! This one will be a great interdisciplinary project, with important results of great relevance to savannah restoration. Pretty sure there'll be fieldwork in my favourite places! 🌏🧪

I have a few competition #fundedPhD opportunities to advertise, co-supervising with various colleagues. Maybe there's one for you here? If so, please apply! 1st, this project with Piran White & colleagues at CEH & the Forestry Commission on woodland nature & deer. www.findaphd.com/phds/project... 🌏🧪

It's a day for fabulous PhD offerings! Check out this great project for those into chemical ecology! The fantastic @gathomas12.bsky.social is co-supervising a PhD examining the role fungi play in plant-pest interactions. Super cool and with real potential for impact in sustainable agriculture.

I'm excited to announce a PhD studentship, based at UofYork, exploring how land management in African savanna affects climate, past and present. I'm joined by the fabulous
Prof Colin Beale & @sabineclarke.bsky.social
to join historic delivery of ecosystem functions with future savanna management.