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Primary supervisor: Dr Sabine Lengger (University of Plymouth)
Scientific background
Healthy... and training
You will be based at the University of Plymouth (Lengger, Fitzsimons, Tappin) where you...
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Using novel phenomics technology for environmental sensitivity prediction in marine invertebrates...
Primary supervisor: Professor Simon Rundle (University of Plymouth)
Scientific background... methodology
The student will work within the new EmbryoPhenomics facility at the University of Plymouth...
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Fungi are well established as important components of aquatic ecosystems, however the functional roles that they fulfil remain poorly understood (Grossart & Rojas-Jimenez 2016). Recently, we have show
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Primary supervisor: Dr Dan Smale, (Marine Biological Association). Email: ******@mba.ac.uk
Climate change and invasive species present two of the greatest threats to biodiversity, each has the potent
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University of Plymouth - Plymouth
Marine benthic ecosystems are chronically under-sampled particularly in environments >50m. Yet a rising level of anthropogenic threats makes data collection ever more urgent. Currently, modern underwa
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Subsistence farmers in Africa are often dependent on food grown within a limited area. Therefore, their health is often associated with geochemical factors that influence the soil-to-crop transfer of
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Freshwaters are disproportionately biodiverse and provide crucial ecosystem services, but are also disproportionately threatened by invasions2-3. New Zealand pygmy weed, Crassula helmsii , is the most
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University of Plymouth - Plymouth - Marine
Climate change and invasive species present two of the greatest threats to biodiversity, each has the potential to cause irreversible ecological damage. Global economic impacts of invasive species are
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Currently, many anti-foulants are toxic chemicals which have wider implications for the health of marine communities. Research has provided tantalising evidence that a group of bacterial-derived signa
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Using novel phenomics technology for environmental sensitivity prediction in marine invertebrates...
University of Plymouth - Plymouth - Environmental
Phenomics is a new, technology-enabled approach that uses the high-throughput acquisition of high-dimensional data of the observable phenotype (i.e. morphology, physiology and behaviour) to measure bi
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University of Plymouth - Plymouth - Sustainability
Healthy soils are the basis for sustainable agriculture, but they are threatened by erosion and nutrient loss, worsened by climate change. The use of artificial soils – mixtures of waste materials – w
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Amphibians are the most threatened group of vertebrates, with global declines driven by and associated with emerging infectious disease, invasive species and climate change (North et al. 2015; O’Hanlo
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This appointment is an exciting opportunity for an academic to join a successful group of highly motivated and supportive group of purpose-driven colleagues, whose aim is to deliver a valuable experie
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An exciting opportunity has become available within the School of Health Professions for an Associate Professor or Lecturer in Physiotherapy (depending on experience). The position is a full time subs
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Technology & Information Services
The University of Plymouth has a reputation for high quality....
Closing date: 12midnight, Wednesday 14 November 2018.
The University of Plymouth is committed to equality...
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