8 job opportunities for edna in United Kingdom updated today
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The measurement of airborne eDNA enables the detection and tracking of species in an environment rapidly, non‐invasively, and with great sensitivity. It can also be used to monitor a very large number of species simultaneously, unlike traditional nature surveys, which are performed manually and typi
The National Physical Laboratory is offering an exciting PhD project focused on enhancing environmental detection using airborne eDNA. As part of a multidisciplinary team, you will develop innovative protocols for accurate monitoring, conduct field experiments, and directly collaborate with leading
A national environmental organization is seeking a professional for a temporary role focused on freshwater monitoring across diverse waterways. The position includes responsibilities such as planning monitoring work and developing protocols. Candidates should have a degree in an environmental discip
The Environment Agency in Huntingdon is seeking a qualified candidate for a temporary role focused on freshwater monitoring across various aquatic environments. This position involves responsibilities such as planning monitoring work, developing protocols, and engaging with technical challenges. Ide
OverviewThe measurement of airborne eDNA enables the detection and tracking of species in an environment rapidly, non‐invasively, and with great sensitivity. It can also be used to monitor a very large number of species simultaneously, unlike traditional nature surveys, which are performed manually
The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in England is searching for an ambitious PhD candidate to investigate airborne environmental DNA (eDNA). This project aims to develop protocols that enhance the accuracy of eDNA monitoring and drive technological innovations in environmental detection. The role
A leading research institute in the United Kingdom is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to work on a project focused on integrating statistical frameworks into DNA-based biodiversity surveys. Candidates should possess a PhD and a strong background in applied Bayesian modelling. The role offers the op
The measurement of airborne eDNA enables the detection and tracking of species in an environment rapidly, non-invasively, and with great sensitivity. It can also be used to monitor a very large number of species simultaneously, unlike traditional nature surveys, which are performed manually and typi
£20,000 – £32,000per year
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