This postdoctoral position in the Department of Biology at Lund University, part of the HOTGUT project, investigates how environmental stress, the gut microbiome and host physiology interact across early development to shape growth, metabolism, thermoregulation and resilience to climate-induced thermal stress. The researcher will lead field experiments with wild great tits, carry out microbiome laboratory analyses including DNA extraction and 16S sequencing, and perform bioinformatic and statistical analysis over a two-year appointment.
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