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different species behave in swarms, how they use sensory cues from their environment, bringing new hindsight about the evolution of collective behaviour. You will deploy a multi-camera 3D tracking system in
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Description: This project is in the research field of applied evolutionary ecology, aiming at understanding ecological and evolutionary processes that may be relevant for the development of sustainable plant
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behaviours evolve is a long-standing goal in evolutionary biology. Using the domestic dog as a model species, the PhD student selected for this project will investigate unanswered questions on how complex
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following position in the working group of Evolutionary Analyses and Biological Archives, starting as soon as possible: PhD Researcher in Phytoplankton Parasitoid Ecology (m/f/d) (Part time: 65 %) Location
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orders. Using 3D field recordings and environmental monitoring, you will uncover how different species behave in swarms, how they use sensory cues from their environment, bringing new hindsight about the
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different species behave in swarms, how they use sensory cues from their environment, bringing new hindsight about the evolution of collective behaviour. You will deploy a multi-camera 3D tracking system in
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sequencing data, imaging and clinical data from brain tumour patients to examine the evolutionary trajectories and treatment resistance mechanisms of patients with brain tumours. The successful candidates will
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Researcher in Language Evolution / Probabilistic or Evolutionary Modeling / Primate Communication (m/f/d, E13 TV-L, 75%) The position will be filled for a fixed term until June 2029. Payment is at 75
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This is an exciting opportunity to explore the role of complex microbial communities in promoting resilience and maximising yields in large scale algal bioreactors exposed to different environmental
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physical and social context, prior interactions, rank differences, and kin relationships. Our goal is to study the importance of different information sources in great ape communicative interactions