University of East Anglia in Norwich invites applications for an ARIES PhD Studentship exploring postreproductive care and longevity in nematodes. The project combines evolutionary theory, ecology and genetics to test whether maternal provisioning affects lifespan across species.
You will gain training in experimental design, phylogenetic analysis, statistics and R coding, with multi‑disciplinary supervision and opportunities for develop employability after the PhD.
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Consider building your career as a PhD in Evolutionary Gerontology: Postreproductive Care at University of East Anglia.
The position is based in Norwich, England, United Kingdom.
This opportunity is part of our work in Human Resources, Bio & Pharmacology & Health.
The advertised compensation is 21.000 - 23.000.
We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.
Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.