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and tissue culture. Molecular biology and immunohistochemistry. Image analysis, data visualization, or programming. The position is full-time and limited to 6 months. Application Your application should
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datasets from Fennoscandian lakes—including climate data, water chemistry, biotic indicators, and satellite remote sensing. The main goal is to identify critical ecological thresholds that, when not met
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activities in the Abisko region. This work includes planning and implementing environmental data collection in aquatic and terrestrial environments and laboratory work. The work is physically demanding and
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information, visit our lab page billkerlab.org , or contact Oliver Billker oliver.billker@umu.se. Qualifications To be appointed under the postdoctoral agreement, the post doc is required to have completed a
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. The project employs several techniques including fluorescence microscopy, electron microscopy, and advanced image data analysis. Duties Establishment of plasma membrane model systems and studies of replication
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preparation of samples for high-throughput sequencing. Proven experience coordinating and processing large numbers of environmental samples, with strong attention to quality control, documentation, and data
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workplace meetings and staff days. More information about PhD studies is found here . Qualifications General requirements To be admitted to studies at the third-cycle level, i.e. doctoral education, the
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to SEK 35,600. Additional information Doctoral students are affiliated with a research school, normally the Faculty of Arts and Humanities Doctoral College . The studies are coordinated with the doctoral
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information of two reference persons. Copies of relevant BA and MA theses and other relevant publications. A letter that states your motivation for undertaking research training leading to a PhD, and that
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collaboration with industry. For information on relevant background research, please refer to our earlier publications: doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-55954-3 and doi.org/10.1002/ente.201402201 and doi.org/10.1038