Technicien de formation et de recherche (catégorie B), ouvert à la mobilité aux fonctionnaires de tous les ministères.
Ce poste paraitra à compter du 9 mars sur la note de service du MAAF avec l ‘intitulé « Chargé.e des techniques d’études en Biologie aquatique ». Les agents MAAF peuvent candidater jusqu’au 21 mars et les agents extérieurs au MAAF jusqu’au 17 mars
Offre de thèse en bio-économie des pêches en co-tutelle entre la France (UMR AMURE, Brest) et l’Australie (CSIRO, Hobart).
Candidatures à faire sur le site de l’EDSML
https://theses.u-bretagneloire.fr/sml/theses-2017/evaluation-de-regles-de-controle-des-cap-1/++add++Candidate
https://www.mun.ca/hr/careers/job.php?id=6574
Postdoctoral position on fisheries bio-economic modelling on the EU-ERC Starting Grant project CLOCK.
Position for an Ecosystem Acoustics Scientist at Wageningen Marine Research (formerly known as IMARES), the Netherlands: https://www.wur.nl/en/Jobs/Vacancies/Show/Ecosystem-Acoustics-Scientist-4.htm
Deadline for applications is March 13th.
For more information, contact Tammo Bult, tammo.bult@wur.nl, of 0317-487162
Recrutement d’un MC à l’UPPA, affecté à l’UMR INRA-UPPA Ecobiop dont le profil est accessible via le lien suivant :
http://drh.univ-pau.fr/live/recrutement/emplois-enseignants/enseignants-chercheur
Post-doctoral fellow (2 year term) who can help us improve the performance of the vast majority of fisheries that have low governance capacity and limited data. This will include the development of new data limited stock assessment methods, new models for projecting the biological, ecological, social, and economic effects of various management strategies even under data-limited conditions, and new approaches for managing complex multispecies fisheries. Strong quantitative and modeling skills will be necessary, as well as the ability to help us train and coach scientists, fishermen, and managers in data limited stock assessment and management in some of the 11 geographies we are engaged in: the US, EU, UK, Belize, Cuba, Mexico, Chile, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Japan, and China.
PhD student studying the movement of rock lobster inside and outside the Leigh marine reserve. This is part of the Oceans of Change initiative at the University of Auckland and the student will be working as part of a larger group of researchers studying both the ecology and physiology of rock lobster. The project will involve SCUBA diving so experience in scientific diving is preferred.