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The PhD project is part of a larger initiative aimed at studying the coevolution of legumes and their root bacteria through the domestication process. Due to their ability to form symbiotic relationships with soil bacteria, legumes offer a unique opportunity to investigate the coevolution of ...

Scotland’s elusive Late Pleistocene and early Holocene past is now the subject of a major research project, PALaEoScot, based at the University of Aberdeen. The project brings together material culture studies and site-based archaeological investigations, with cutting edge archaeological ...

The University of Bradford is inviting applications for a PhD studentship in Archaeological Sciences, funded through the ERC Synergy Subnordica project. The student would be based at the Submerged Landscapes Centre, in the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, at the University of ...

The University of Bradford is inviting applications for a PhD studentship in Archaeological Sciences, funded through the ERC Synergy Subnordica project. The student would be based at the Submerged Landscapes Centre, in the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, at the University of ...

Le pôle Isotopie Laser du Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement mène depuis dix ans des développements instrumentaux innovants et ambitieux visant à révolutionner l'analyse isotopique de diverse molécules (CO2, H2O, O2...) dont la composition nous renseigne sur l'histoire ...

This PhD project is attached to the ERC funded ‘Molecular Archaeology of Medieval European Landscapes (MEMELAND)’ project. The successful candidate will join a team coring lakes and mires throughout northern Europe and undertake sedaDNA metabarcoding and lithological analyses of lake-sediment ...

L'étudiant•e effectuera une analyse séquentielle des isotopes stables (SSIA) sur les dents d'environ 100 spécimens sélectionnés en utilisant l'ablation laser pour 87Sr/86Sr dans l'émail, SSIA pour δ18O dans l'émail, et SSIA pour δ34S dans la dentine. L'étudiant•e utilisera les cartes ...

Since the time of its human settlement (ca. 870 CE), Iceland has lost virtually all its native birch woodland; today only fragmented patches remain. In this project, palaeoecological, archaeological and ecological methods are combined to examine the long-term development of the selected ...