We are looking for an enthusiastic and creative colleague who is a recognized expert in biodiversity research in terrestrial systems. We are particularly interested in colleagues working with animals, and addressing one or more of the following topics: responses of soil biodiversity to environmental changes, plant-soil fauna interactions, below-ground food webs, or biodiversity effects on biogeochemical cycles or other geo-biosphere interactions. While experiments should be at the core of the candidate’s research, additional molecular and/or theoretical approaches are a plus.
The candidate is expected to link his/her research to existing strengths within the Cluster of Excellence and its participating institutions. In this context, we are particularly keen to identify candidates who can link bio- and geosciences and/or bridge across temporal or spatial scales.
The professorship will be associated with the Institute of Evolution and Ecology in the Department of Biology. It will contribute to basic and advanced teaching in ecology and biodiversity.
Required qualifications include a PhD or equivalent degree as well as postdoctoral qualifications and teaching experience equivalent to the requirements of a full professorship. An outstanding, internationally visible research profile is expected. The candidates should have a documented track record in acquiring external research funding, and in collaborative research.
Germany Academic Biology Earth Science Environment Nutrition On-site PhD Required University of Tübingen