PhD position in the spatial genetics of ecosystems

Conducting research involving spatial sampling and measurement campaigns, remote sensing, and computational analyses to study individual- and population-level differences in beech trees and their environmental responses (70%) Teaching (5%) Other duties including participating in group activities (5%) Coursework required for the degree

The University of Zurich, Switzerland's largest university, offers a range of attractive positions in various subject areas and professional fields. With around 10,000 employees and currently 12 professional apprenticeship streams the University offers an inspiring working environment on cutting-edge research and top-class education.

• A Masters of Science (MSc) or equivalent degree from an accredited academic institution (required)

• Knowledge of spatial ecology, spatial genetics, ecological genomics, or related fields; specialized knowledge of forests is a plus

• Experience acquiring and/or working with spatial and/or remote sensing data

• Experience conducting fieldwork or working in common garden experiments

• Experience with data analysis using open and reproducible methods