This position is part of a 2 PhD student project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, with an international team of experimental and theoretical ecologists, including Frank Pennekamp @pennekampster.bsky.social (U. Zurich) and Andrew Hein (Cornell).

This project involves the close integration of mathematical models and high-resolution behavioural and population data from experimental protist systems. If you are interested in fundamental questions in ecology and like combining models and data, this PhD could be a great fit for you.

Vacancy — PhD Linking Individual Movement Behaviour and Population Dynamics Are you in interested in exploring the connection between movement behavior and ecological dynamics? Do you enjoy combining mathematical models and data to understand how ecological systems work? The ...

PhD position in theoretical ecology: Excited to announce an open PhD position in my lab (U. Amsterdam) aimed at exploring how different functional response types emerge from animal movement behaviours. Applications are due July 18th: werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies...

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