17 PhD positions are available in the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Training Network “INCITE– Insect Clock Initial Training Experience”.
Distributed throughout Czech Republic, Germany, France, The Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Poland, Israel, United Kingdom.
Application deadline: 15th of October, 2024.
https://jobs.bc.cas.cz/en/detail/216
"Our network researches insect chronobiology with the aim of developing applications in insect production for feed and food, pest control, as well as basic research. We investigate the circadian and annual clocks, diapause, seasonality, sleep, endocrinology, circadian physiology and chrono-metabolism using combinations of established insect model species (i.e. Drosophila melanogaster) and emerging models, pest species, and economically important or beneficial insect (aphids, linden bugs, bumble bees, moths and butterflies, black soldier fly, houseflies, cockroaches)."
#PhDPosition #PhD #insects #neuroscience #Drosophila #pests #circadian_clock #circadian_rhythm
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