Archives
Topics selected during recruitment in 2017
IES-1: Experimental model of holobiont evolution: gut bacterial symbionts in bank voles selected for increased herbivorous capability
IES-4: Ecosystem services in environmental governance: a novel paradigm for addressing biodiversity decline
IB-5: Taxonomy and evolution of steppe grass species from the tribe Stipeae (Poaceae)
IZBR-8: Pathophysiology of sepsis: involvement of innate immune cells
IZBR-9: Reconstruction of the phylogeny of the order Apochela (Tardigrada: Eutardigrada)
IZBR-10: Testing Wallace with microinvertebrates – patterns of diversity and distribution of water bears (Tardigrada)
IES-14: Testing the heat dissipation limitation theory in birds and in the ageing perspective: a study on free-living and captive birds
IES-15: Testing the heat dissipation limitation theory in the context of ageing: reproductive performance in two mammalian animal models
IES-18: Intersexual differences in density-dependent dispersal and their consequences for metapopulation functioning
IZBR-20: Acetylcholine induced bursting activity of midbrain dopaminergic neurons - in vivo electrophysiological and pharmacological studies
PhD students recruited in September 2017:
- Evgenii Baiakhmetov (Russia),
- Arpan Basak (India),
- Mariusz Boćkowski (Poland),
- Piotr Gąsiorek (Poland),
- Miriam Gonzalez Gonzalez (Spain),
- Marta Grosiak (Poland),
- Elisa Plazio (Italy),
- Witold Morek (Poland),
- Magdalena Walczak (Poland),
- Elisavet Zagkle (Greece)
Topics selected during recruitment in 2018
IB – 2: Taxonomy and palaeoecology of bennettitalean species from Laurasia during Jurassic period
IES – 3: Sociomicrobiology: Division of labour in microorganisms
IZBR – 8: Effects of reproductive mode and cryptobiosis on tardigrade dispersal, speciation and extinction rates
IES – 10: Landscape genomics of newts: habitat, population connectivity and multi-scale gene flow
IES – 15: River restoration in ecosystem services perspective – analysis of contribution of restored rivers to tourism and well-being of local communities
IZBR – 16: Multidimensional studies on the impact of satiety signals on circadian timing system in the development of obesity
IB – 17: Plant extracellular matrix surface network as a proposal model for study of cell wall plasticity
IZBR – 20: The role of glial cells in the regulation of circadian rhythms in Drosophila
IES – 22: Effect of sexual selection on the evolution of mutational load
IB – 23: Biogeographical patterns of endemic diversity of rocky habitats in the Middle Asian mountains
PhD students recruited in July 2018:
- Mohib Abdullah (Pakistan)
- Sayantani Basak (India)
- Debarati Bhattacharaya (India)
- Kyle Coughlan (Ireland)
- Bernardo Flores Antunes (Portugal)
- Tomasz Gaczorek (Poland)
- Artur Górecki (Poland)
- Monika Opałek (Poland)
- Anna Sanetra (Poland)
- Lizaveta Vintsek (Bielarus)