Dendro Career Opportunities
Starting in autumn 2024, our working group of dendroecology in Prague, Czech Republic (https://web.natur.cuni.cz/physgeo/dendro/) is offering four fully funded PhD positions. The candidates will join diverse teams of projects funded by the research excellence programme and the Czech Science Foundation. Individual PhD topics aim to understand the response of forest ecosystems to ongoing climate change by combining dendrochronological methods, process-based models of wood formation, dendrometers, and quantitative wood anatomy.
The application deadline is 13.03.2024. Applications need to be submitted through the university web interface: https://stars-natur.cz/phd-positions/geography. You can find details about each position through the links below or in the attached flyer.
Position 1: Disentangling environmental drivers of boreal forest growth (main supervisor Dr. Jelena Lange)
https://stars-natur.cz/phd-positions/geography/disentangling-environmental-drivers-of-boreal-forest-growth?back=0ucuo
Position 2: Predicting tree growth into future ā a space for time substitution approachĀ (main supervisor Dr. VĆ”clav Treml)
https://stars-natur.cz/phd-positions/geography/predicting-tree-growth-into-future-a-space-for-time-substitution-approach?back=qqd4j
Position 3: Quantifying the importance of phenology, growth rate, and growth occurrence for annual wood productionĀ (main supervisor Dr. Jan Tumajer)
https://stars-natur.cz/phd-positions/geography/quantifying-the-importance-of-phenology-growth-rate-and-growth-occurrence-for-annual-wood?back=yihik
Position 4: Using a process-based model of wood formation to unravel regional gradients and temporal changes in growth kinetics and phenology of forest tree speciesĀ (main supervisor Dr. Jan Tumajer)
https://stars-natur.cz/phd-positions/geography/using-a-process-based-model-of-wood-formation-to-unravel-regional-gradients-and-temporal-changes-in-growth-kinetics-and-phenology-of-forest-tree-species?back=sje7w
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