three fully-funded PhD studentships are

available in the Evolutionary Biology Group at the University of Hull,

UK, starting September 2015.

The studentships are as follows (please follow the links for more

information or contact the first supervisors for informal enquiries):

1. Untangling molecular food webs to investigate the impact

of invasive predators on whole communities and ecosystem services

<http://www2.hull.ac.uk/student/scholarships/science/untanglingmolecularfoodwebs.aspx>

Supervisors: Dr Lori Lawson Handley (
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Dr Bernd Haenfling, Dr Darren Evans (Hull), Dr Helen Roy (Centre for

Ecology & Hydrology), Prof Neil Boonham (FERA)

2.  Rapid biodiversity monitoring of freshwater

pond diversity using environmental DNA: Supervisors:

Developing state-of-the-art tools to inform wetland management

<http://www2.hull.ac.uk/student/scholarships/science/rapidbiodiversitymonitoring.aspx>

Dr Bernd H�nfling (
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Dr Phil Wheeler (Hull), Prof Neil Boonham (FERA)

3. Discovering and monitoring endangered

Triops cancriformis populations in ephemeral ponds

<http://www2.hull.ac.uk/student/scholarships/scienceandengineering/discoveringandmonitoringtriops.aspx>

Supervisors: Dr Africa G�mez (
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(Hull) Dr Larry Griffin (Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust), Prof Neil Boonham

(FERA)

Please note the closing date is ***2nd February***, so please forward

this advert to anyone you think might be interested or contact us and

apply as soon as possible

Many thanks and best wishes for the new year

Lori

Dr Lori Lawson Handley

School of Biological, Biomedical and Environmental Sciences

University of Hull

Cottingham Rd,

Hull,

HU6 7RX

U.K.

Tel 0044 1482 462061

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