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advertisement About the PhD fellowship: Increasing anthropogenic disturbance of marine ecosystems is linked to a rise in disease incidence. Fisheries currently face significant pressure from climate change in
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. The contract will be for a 3-year period without teaching. The start date is set for January 2026, though this is flexible. The position is based in Steinkjer. Adrian Svendsen Bensvik via Unsplash Adrian
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their relevance for food safety and human health. The PhD research is part of the EU-funded project “Arctic pollution in a One Health perspective - From complex challenges to sustainable solutions". The PhD will be
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gaps in the CV may be used for anonymized registration purposes. For this position, Nord University is cautious about hiring individuals with connections to high-risk countries. Application process
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: identifying genomic targets for sustainable biocontrol". Understanding genomic and epigenomic adaptations that enable successful invasions is crucial to bio-sustainable control measures aimed at protecting food
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on both meroplankton and benthos data to enhance the value and efficiency of long term time series analysis. The position is based in Bodø and will be available from January 2026. via Unsplash Qualification
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advertisement About the PhD fellowship Life histories are key components of individual fitness and are expected to evolve in response to environmental change and artificial selection. However, little is known
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for better breeding microalgae. The PhD position is connected to the ‘Algal and Microbial Biotechnology’ division and is to be located in Bodø. Microalgae offer enormous benefits for producing food, feed and
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About the position A three-year PhD fellowship is available at the Faculty of Biosciences and Aquaculture, Nord University (Bodø, Norway), connected to Genomics division. FBA invites applications from
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See advertisement About the position A three-year PhD fellowship is available at the Faculty of Biosciences and Aquaculture, Nord University (Bodø, Norway), connected to the ‘Algal and Microbial