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21/01/2026
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Blue-jobs Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
Job title PhD Scholarship in Experimental Ecophysiology and Biology of Lumpsucker. Company DTU Aqua - National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Technical University of Denmark. Description of the job DTU Aqua is offering a fully funded 3-year PhD position within the newly established project NOW-LUMP, funded by Seabreak. The project aims to build fundamental knowledge on the biology and environmental tolerance of the lumpsucker (Cyclopterus lumpus) — a culturally and ecologically important species that has undergone a severe population decline in Scandinavian waters. The successful candidate will join a supportive and dynamic research environment at DTU Aqua. The PhD will be based in the Section for Marine Living Resources as part of the Fish Biology research group. The PhD will be supervised by Senior Researcher Jane W. Behrens (fish ecophysiologist) and co-supervised by Researcher Ole Henriksen (fisheries biologist) and Professor Karin Hüssy (fish...
Closing date:
15/02/2026
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21/01/2026
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Blue-jobs Bergen, Norway
Job title Researcher Position in Satellite Oceanography. Company Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center (NERSC). Description of the job The Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center (NERSC) is seeking a researcher to advance the understanding of coastal and open-ocean dynamics through the integration of satellite remote sensing, numerical models, and in situ observations. This is a permanent position within the Satellite Oceanography group based in Bergen, Norway. The Nansen Center is a Norwegian environmental research institute, established in Bergen in 1986. The Center's core activity is research and development focused on the physical and biological conditions of surrounding ocean areas — in the Arctic and beyond. The primary goal is to understand and predict global climate change, and the Center strives to be at the forefront of climate and environmental research. The Center currently employs around 75 people from more than 20 countries....
Closing date:
09/02/2026
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21/01/2026
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€38,500 yearly
Blue-jobs Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Job title PhD Opportunity: Hydrodynamics of Co-Located Offshore Wind and Mariculture Platforms. Company University of Tasmania, Australian Maritime College, in partnership with Blue Economy CRC. Description of the job The University of Tasmania is offering a PhD position to investigate the hydrodynamic interactions and loading conditions between offshore seaweed production facilities and floating offshore wind turbine structures. The project is supervised by Dr Damon Howe at the Australian Maritime College. Seaweed production in the offshore environment has gained significant attention from commercial entities, research institutions, and government agencies in recent years due to the products and environmental impact that could be achieved if produced on mass. Simultaneously, the offshore wind industry in Australia has gained exceptional momentum with several offshore wind zones being developed along the south-east coastline. Co-locating seaweed production with...
Closing date:
01/02/2026
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21/01/2026
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Blue-jobs Gothenburg, Sweden
Job title PhD position in Private Law – Maritime & Transport Law. Company University of Gothenburg, Department of Law, School of Business, Economics and Law. Description of the job The University of Gothenburg is recruiting a Doctoral Student in Private Law with a focus on Maritime and Transport Law, based at the Department of Law within the School of Business, Economics and Law. The PhD project will be linked to ongoing research within the Private Law group and the Ocean group at the Department of Law. The Department of Law conducts interdisciplinary research and education in the subject of law. The Department has more than 100 employees, approximately 1,300 undergraduate and graduate students and around 20 doctoral students. The doctoral project must relate to one of the following Private Law topics focusing on Maritime and Transport Law: The maritime and transport industries' intangible assets and intellectual property strategies. The...
Closing date:
04/02/2026
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