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Project advert This research will investigate how aquatic macroinvertebrate assemblages and sediment regimes change following the introduction of Large Woody Structures (LWS) into river systems
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the project, including archaeology, palynology, archaeobotany, ichtyoarchaeology and sediment genetics. The candidate will obtain the PhD by publishing several articles in peer-reviewed academic journals.
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particularly chironomid remains in lake sediment studies. The successful candidate will also contribute to other research and teaching activities of the Geoecology group and is expected to collaborate closely
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construction of creek networks to ensure the transfer of water, sediment and nutrients around the site. However, the current approach to site design involves the use of pre-existing agricultural drainage ditches
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holistic understanding of shallow (0–10 m depth) near-coastal systems, in which sediment-water interactions are particularly intense. The PhD project will directly contribute to Work package 3 “Benthic
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shifts between cold and warm periods have been recorded in marine sediments on geological timescales. The North Atlantic Ocean is also a key region for carbon sequestration by the biological carbon pump
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methane fluxes, we will determine the methane fluxes between the sediment, the water, and the atmosphere in selected study areas (Darß-Zings Bodden Chain and Greifswalder Bodden). To this end, you will
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impact on water quality and aquatic biodiversity. Fieldwork (1–2 days/week) will involve surveying aquatic plants and invertebrates, while lab work includes processing water and sediment samples using
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the production of the greenhouse gas methane in coastal marine sediments worldwide. Methanotrophs play a key role in removing the methane through aerobic and anaerobic microbial processes. The efficiency
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PhD Scholarship in Biodiversity changes of marine flora and fauna associated with ecosystem resto...
time, the sediments in eutrophic areas have changed from sand to organic-rich mud that can only support few flora and fauna species. The deteriorated Danish estuaries with bare muddy bottoms devoid