Maria Dittrich

The Biogeochemistry Research Group at the University of Toronto , led by Professor Maria Dittrich , is recruiting for two research positions in the newly funded international project MAGIEC – Mudflats Across Gradients of Human Impact and Environmental Extreme: Blue Carbon Dynamics . This opportunity includes one Postdoctoral Fellow and one PhD Student position focused on blue carbon ecosystems and biogeochemistry . The project will investigate how environmental extremes and human activities influence carbon cycling , greenhouse gas dynamics , microbial processes , mineral interactions , and overall ecosystem functioning in coastal mudflat environments . The post is especially relevant to candidates with interests in Environmental Science , Biology , Chemistry , and Earth Science . It appears to be a research-based opening within an international collaboration spanning Canada, Ireland, and Poland . The announcement does not specify a deadline, stipend amount, tuition coverage, or detailed eligibility criteria. It also does not provide a formal application portal, so interested applicants should follow up through the LinkedIn post or the research group contact details if available. Institution: University of Toronto Opportunity type: Postdoctoral Fellow and PhD Student Research themes: Blue carbon, biogeochemistry, coastal mudflats, carbon cycling, greenhouse gases, microbial ecology, mineral interactions