UCL Centre for Biodiversity and Environment Research
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The disciplines of biological field studies and of ecology have been embedded in UCL from the early days of both the College and the sciences themselves. From John Lindley to Francis Oliver to Edward Salisbury to Georgina Mace, UCL has been home to some of the most transformative thinkers in ecology.
The establishment of the Centre for Biodiversity and Environment Research in 2013 was the latest expression of UCL's commitment to developing our understanding of the environment, both for its own sake and in relation to human health and happiness. Such understanding is central to two domains within the UCL Grand Challenges research strategy: Environment and Food, Metabolism, and Society. Valuing and maintaining biodiversity is also central to the UN Strategic Development Goals.
Today, CBER continues to conduct ground-breaking research in biodiversity and the environment whilst training the next generation of scientists and conservation leaders.
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Research Fellow - Postdoctoral Researcher
The main purpose of this position is to undertake ecological research exploring the impacts of climate change on health, as mediated by ecosystems.
Main duties will be to undertake research and produce high-quality publications that have potential impact on conservation policy and practice.
Funding is available to support the post until 19/11/2027 in the first instance.
The deadline for applications is 1st July 2024
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