Lancaster University invites applications for a temperate or warm-water marine scientist and/or community ecologist to join the Island-Ocean Research Hub. You will study seabird nutrient run-off and how nutrients are integrated into foundation species, and how food webs respond to nutrient subsidies in island and coastal ecosystems.
Fieldwork will include remote locations, scuba and snorkel-based work, and collaboration with Prof Nick Graham and the Lancaster Environment Centre; opportunities to
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Lead Marine Ecologist: Seabird Nutrients in Food Webs in Lancaster employer: Economics Network
Warwick Global Academy is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that values diversity and innovation in education. As a Teaching Fellow, you will have the opportunity to engage with international students and contribute to their academic journey while benefiting from professional development and growth opportunities in a supportive environment. Located in a dynamic academic setting, the role provides unique advantages such as collaboration with experienced educators and access to cutting-edge resources.
