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Fluvial ecosystems are an important element in the global carbon cycle metabolizing large amounts of terrigenous organic matter (tOM). This contributes to CO2 evasion fluxes that are under continuous reevaluation at the global scale. In contrast, research on the underlying processes is concentrated at the local ecosystem scale. This scale-gap seriously hampers process understanding across scales, limits upscaling accuracy, and reduces our scope of reaction strategies. The ERC Starting Grant Project FLUFLUX (“Fluvial Meta-Ecosystem Functioning: Unravelling ...

POSTDOC: MICROBIAL EUKARYOTIC GENOMICS

The University of Oklahoma’s Plankton Ecology and Limnology Lab (PELL) and Natural Products Discovery Group (NPDG, housed within the Institute for Natural Products and Research Technologies, INPART) are seeking a postdoctoral associate to join ongoing NSF- and NIH- funded research projects focused on genomics and gene expression relating to secondary metabolites produced in model microbial eukaryotic systems, the harmful algal bloom (HAB) species, Prymnesium parvum, and multiple fungal strains isolated from ...

In the framework of the POSER project (POpulation Shift and Ecosystem Response – Krill vs. Salps), funded by the MWK (Federal Ministry of Research and Culture of Lower Saxony), the working group Ecotrace embedded in the Marine Botany Department at the University Bremen offers the position of a

PhD Researcher in Antarctic Plankton Ecology

for the duration of 3 years starting from January 1st, 2018.

Salary is according to the German Federal pay ...