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Three new positions in ecosystem services research at McGill University
We’re looking to hire three new people to join our team working on the role of landscape structure and biodiversity in the provision of ecosystem services. The new positions include a postdoc to work on developing models of ecosystem services, … Continue reading
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Two new jobs at Stockholm Resilience Centre
Stockholm Resilience Centre has two new Associate Senior Lecturer in environmental sciences positions it is looking to fill. Application deadline is 22 January 2011. Associate Senior Lecturer with emphasis on ecosystem-based management of the Baltic Sea This position includes analysis … Continue reading
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Four PhD positions in sustainability and biodiversity
My colleague Joern Fischer is offering four new PhD positions at Leuphana University Lueneburg. He writes: Expressions of interest are being sought for four new PhD positions, for commencement in 2011 (details to be negotiated). Please register your interest and … Continue reading
New academic positions in International Development at Univ. of E. Anglia
Tim Daw writes: I wanted to highlight the following job opportunity at my department in UEA. It’s an exciting time for us as we’re hiring up to 4 new faculty. Although I never considered myself an academic in ‘International Development‘, … Continue reading
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