A qualified and motivated candidate is sought to develop a PhD study on the topic of fisheries modeling in relation to habitat and hydrology in the Brazilian Amazon. The overall focus is on understanding deforestation and climate change effects on fish catch. This research is part of a large, interdisciplinary project, called “Sustaining Amazon floodplain biodiversity and fisheries under climate change”, which involves five countries (Brazil, France, UK, Canada, US) and is sponsored by BNP Paribas. Funding includes stipend, tuition, and field travel. Applicants must have: (i) a M.S. in ecology, fisheries, or related field; (ii) record of involvement in research; and (iii) prior experience in the peer-reviewed publication process. Quantitative skills are a plus. Anticipated start is

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