The German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig is seeking to fill the position of a Postdoctoral Researcher to analyze Germany-wide biodiversity data. The successful candidate will conduct scientific trend analyses of spatio-temporal dynamics of biodiversity patterns, evaluate recording methods and databases, and contribute to the visualization of analysis outputs.
Facts about iDiv
- Unparalleled Biodiversity Hub: iDiv is one of the world’s leading research centers for integrative biodiversity research, uniting over 100 scientists and 30 institutions.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: iDiv combines natural and social sciences, mathematics, and computer science to tackle complex biodiversity challenges.
- Location Advantage: Situated in the heart of Germany, iDiv benefits from proximity to renowned universities, research institutions, and natural history collections.
- Cutting-Edge Infrastructure: iDiv boasts state-of-the-art research facilities, including advanced computational resources, experimental gardens, and greenhouses.
- Global Collaborations: iDiv partners with international research institutions, such as the University of Oxford and Stanford University.
- Innovative Research: iDiv scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries, including the development of novel biodiversity indicators and ecosystem services assessment tools.
- Societal Impact: iDiv’s research informs policy and conservation decisions, supporting sustainable development and environmental protection.
- Talent Incubator: iDiv offers various training programs, workshops, and fellowships for early-career researchers.
- Diversity of Projects: iDiv’s research spans from local to global scales, encompassing topics like species interactions, ecosystem resilience, and human-nature relationships.
- Awards and Recognition: iDiv scientists have received prestigious awards, including the German Research Foundation’s (DFG) Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize.
Eligible Fields For 2025 Scholarship In Quantitative Biodiversity At iDiv in Leipzig
- Quantitative analysis of biodiversity data
- Spatio-temporal dynamics of biodiversity patterns
- Biodiversity monitoring program design
Eligibility For 2025 Scholarship In Quantitative Biodiversity At iDiv in Leipzig
- PhD in biology, ecology, computational science, or a related field
- Experience in database management, scientific programming (R and/or Python), and quantitative biodiversity analysis
- Desirable: Experience in collaboration with natural history societies, state agencies, museums, and taxon experts; knowledge of hierarchical Bayesian models and data integration modeling; experience in data visualization and R-Shiny application development
Description For 2025 Scholarship In Quantitative Biodiversity At iDiv in Leipzig
- Conduct scientific trend analyses of spatio-temporal dynamics of biodiversity patterns
- Carry out scientific analyses of possibilities and limitations of data integration
- Evaluate recording methods and databases for the conception of biodiversity monitoring programs
- Collaborate with authorities and natural history societies to mobilize, harmonize, integrate, and analyze data
- Contribute to the visualization of analysis outputs
- Organize sMon workshops and liaise with data providers
- Create high-quality scientific outputs and support research proposal preparation
How To Apply For 2025 Scholarship In Quantitative Biodiversity At iDiv in Leipzig
Interested Applicants Should Use The Link Below To Apply before 22.11.2024.