Tuesday, April 19, 2022

1 year research position (PhD or Post-doc) in ‘Late Quaternary evolutionary dynamics of invertebrates in Antarctic lakes’ – apply by 29.4.22

See below possible PhD or post-doc opportunity

 

Dr Anna Belcher | Ecological Biogeochemist| British Antarctic Survey

High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: annbel@bas.ac.uk |Tel: +44 (0)1223 221281

 

British Antarctic Survey is a component of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)

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From: Isabelle Schon <ischoen@naturalsciences.be>
Sent: 13 April 2022 12:32
To: Emma Young - BAS <eyoung@bas.ac.uk>
Subject: job opening in my team for project HabitAnt

 

Dear Emma,

 

I have a job opening in my team on a freshwater project. Please feel free to pass this on to any suitable MSc students or postdocs at BAS or to other colleagues who could have suitable candidates.

 

It says that the contract is for 1 year but it can be prolonged after that for up to 40 months for a PhD student and (depending on years of experience) to 24-30 months for the postdoc.

 

Many thanks in advance and kind regards,

 

Isa

 

link:  https://www.naturalsciences.be/en/about-us/organisation/jobs#anchor21757

1 year research position (PhD or Post-doc) in 'Late Quaternary evolutionary dynamics of invertebrates in Antarctic lakes' – apply by 29.4.22  

Context 

The Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (Brussels) is recruiting a research assistant (PhD or postdoc level) who will be employed in the recently started project HabitAnt: 'Past and future habitability in Antarctic lakes: succession, colonization, extinction, and survival in glacial refugia', funded by BelSPO BRAIN-BE. The project is coordinated by Ghent University and also includes the University of Liège; at these partner institutions, a PhD student each has already been recruited.  

Coupled climate and Earth-system models predict increased temperatures and altered precipitation patterns in vast regions of Maritime and coastal Continental Antarctica. These changes will likely result in more extensive glacial melt and the expansion of ice-free areas, increasing connectivity between regions, and changes in their hydrology. These projected environmental changes are expected to cause biotic homogenization between regions. Recent studies demonstrated that terrestrial and lacustrine biota in the Antarctic are more globally distinct and biogeographically structured than previously believed, due to the long-term survival and diversification of taxa in isolated glacial refugia. Hence, it is to be expected that biotic homogenisation will significantly increase the risk of extinction of endemic species and the spread of invasive species.  

The young researchers' work will be organized to design three complementary sub-projects. Several project tasks will be conducted in close collaboration between the respective research groups. Fossil DNA from lake sediment cores will be sequenced and used to develop molecular phylogenies of focal taxa to study the processes that contributed to the present-day diversity of organisms in Antarctic lakes. Studied evolutionary processes include long-term persistence of biota in glacial refugia, their extinction, colonization, diversification, and biological succession in response to past climate and environmental changes.  

 

Job description 

The job is a supporting Antarctic research on the evolutionary history of lake invertebrates. 

The job tasks include: 

  • Analyses of recent lake sediment samples and determination of selected invertebrate groups (ostracods, rotifers, copepods). 
  • Extraction of fossil DNA and the development of DNA libraries for high-throughput sequencing with a focus on invertebrates. 
  • Construction of multi-gene molecular phylogenies. 
  • Bioinformatics and statistical analysis of metagenomic and DNA amplicon datasets.  
  • Usage of Antarctic databanks. 

Profile: 

  • Interest in Antarctic and evolutionary research of lacustrine organisms. 
  • Willingness to sample under extreme circumstances. 

Diploma: 

  • Master or similar degree (for postdocs: also PhD) in biology, biochemistry or biotechnology. 

Technical competencies: 

  • Experience with determining freshwater invertebrates. 
  • Genetic laboratory skills for DNA extraction from ancient samples and sample preparation for high-throughput sequencing. 
  • Experience with bioinformatic analyses of eDNA or metabarcoding approaches. 
  • Experience with phylogenetic analyses. 

Generic competences: 

  • Good organization skills. 
  • Good social skills (as communication with different project partners is required). 
  • Good skills in problem solving. 
  • Good writing and presentation skills. 
  • Willingness to participate in additional training courses (probably abroad), and to follow and implement novel technical advancements in high throughput sequencing and subsequent analysis. 

Positive additional points are: 

  • (For potential PhD students: interest to inscribe as PhD student at a Belgian university).  
  • Interest in Antarctic freshwater fauna and evolutionary research . 
  • Active knowledge of English. 

 

We offer

  • A full-time position as assistant for minimal 1 year with the possibility for extension after positive evaluation. 
  • Salary according to the statutory pay scale grade SW1. 
  • Free public transport between your home and the institute. 
  • A dynamic, challenging, variable and stimulating research framework. 
  • High-quality training to develop hard and soft skills, and opportunities to participate in sampling campaigns to Antarctica and international scientific conferences.  

     

    Application: 

    Please send your cv and motivation letter (preferably by email) before 30.4.22 to 

    Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences 

    Isa Schön 

    Vautierstraat 29 

    1000 Brussels 

    ischoen@naturalsciences.be 


    The interviews will take place in the first week of May 2022. 

 

The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.

Marcel Proust

***************************************
Prof Dr Isa Schön
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
OD Natural Environment, ATECO, Freshwater Biology
Vautierstraat 29
B-1000 Brussels
Tel.: 0032 2 62 74 312
Fax: 0032 2 62 74 113
http://naturalciences.academia.edu/IsaSchön/
www.researchgate.net/profile/Isa_Schoen/

 

Head of the team Freshwater Biology and polar liaison for the RBINS

https://www.naturalsciences.be/en/science/template/2583

 

Visiting professor at UHasselt

https://www.uhasselt.be/fiche?email=isa.schon

 

Editor-in-Chief of the Belgian Journal of Zoology
https://www.naturalsciences.be/en/BJZ 

http://rbzs.myspecies.info/node/3


Board member of the Royal Belgian Society for Zoology

http://rbzs.myspecies.info/

 

Board member of BeWiSe (Belgian Women in Science)
http://www.bewise.be


From: Karine Van Doninck <karine.vandoninck@unamur.be>
Sent: 11 February 2022 00:01
To: Isabelle Schon <ischoen@naturalsciences.be>
Cc: karine.van.doninck@ulb.be <karine.van.doninck@ulb.be>
Subject: Fwd: invitation to follow-up committee UNTANGLE

 

Hi Isa

As last tme I cerrtainly agree, in attachment the document signed

I am now Full Professor at the ULB, my new email in cc:

Good luck with the application and I hope it gets funded

All the best and looking forward to meet again

Karine



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Hi Karine,

 

I hope that you are well !

I am currently recovering from my operation for a hip replacement at the end of November. I am getting better every day, but the revalidation takes longer than I had hoped, and I am on sick leave until the end of February.

 

The little desk time that I have is at the moment spend on resubmitting a project proposal for the Belgian BRAIN programme to get more money for assembling a high-quality genome of the ostracod Darwinula stevensoni. The deadline is 15.2.22. 

To increase chances of funding, I will concentrate on transposons as this will give us a way to do the planned sequencing and analyses with an interesting scientific question.

This kind of projects requires a follow-up committee, to which I would herewith kindly invite you again. You had kindly agreed when I first submitted this application in August 2020 and I hope that you will do so again 😉Frederik will not resubmit together with me again because he will try to get funding for another project, so the project is only on ostracods.

What would be expected from your side is that you participate in the yearly 1 day project meeting (in real if you can, with expenses paid by the project, or virtually) and provide some input.

In the hopeful case of a positive reply from your side, it would help my project application a lot if I could get a signed letter of interest from you for becoming a member of the follow-up committee. I herewith attach the form together with a short project description.

Looking forward to your reply,

 

kind regards,

 

Isa

 

 

Isa Schön

 

The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.

Marcel Proust

***************************************
Prof Dr Isa Schön
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
OD Natural Environment, ATECO, Freshwater Biology
Vautierstraat 29
B-1000 Brussels
Tel.: 0032 2 62 74 312
Fax: 0032 2 62 74 113
http://naturalciences.academia.edu/IsaSchön/
www.researchgate.net/profile/Isa_Schoen/

 

Head of the team Freshwater Biology and polar liaison for the RBINS

https://www.naturalsciences.be/en/science/template/2583

 

Visiting professor at UHasselt

https://www.uhasselt.be/fiche?email=isa.schon

 

Editor-in-Chief of the Belgian Journal of Zoology
https://www.naturalsciences.be/en/BJZ 

http://rbzs.myspecies.info/node/3


Board member of the Royal Belgian Society for Zoology

http://rbzs.myspecies.info/

 

Board member of BeWiSe (Belgian Women in Science)
http://www.bewise.be



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