Just a reminder of the 14 PhD student positions that are currently advertised.
DEADLINE: 15 MAY 2019
All information can be found here:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cbe/chickenstress
As part of the ChickenStress European Training
Network, we are now advertising 14 PhD positions across different
institutions across Europe.
The PhD positions all revolve around understanding
the causes of chronic stress in birds (laying hens), and range widely in
their focus:
Some positions are comparative neuroscience projects, ranging from electrophysiology to anatomy, development and neuroethology.
Some positions are bioinformatics projects, investigating genomics and epigenetics of the avian stress response.
And some positions are animal behaviour projects,
focusing on effects of early life, genetics and current environment on
cognition, stress reactivity and other behavioural indicators.
There is something for everyone, so please
circulate this as widely as possible to any potential applicants.
Applicants from all nationalities are eligible to apply, as long as they
conform with the mobility requirement of the Marie S.
Curie Actions. For more detail, see the website.