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Join a dynamic research team at Switzerland's largest university and contribute to cutting-edge studies in ammonoid evolution. This PhD project offers you the chance to work with international experts and develop advanced skills in phylogenetic analysis and macroecology.

Your tasks

  • Work with a team to build an ammonoid phylogeny using a Bayesian framework
  • Help define morphological characters for character matrices to study ammonoid evolution
  • Select a large group of ammonoids and score representative taxa
  • Carry out Bayesian and parsimony analyses and integrate results into an ammonoid supertree
  • Study an additional aspect of ammonoids, such as dimorphism or variability

What you bring

  • Highly motivated student in Life or Earth Sciences with a background in biology, geology, or palaeontology
  • Excellent writing skills in English
  • Knowledge of phylogenetic reconstruction methods such as Bayesian and parsimony is a plus, or willingness to learn early in the project
  • Some computational skills or experience with statistics
  • Knowledge of ammonoid palaeobiology is helpful
  • German language skills are an asset but not required

What we offer

  • Work in an inspiring environment focused on top-level research and education
  • Collaborate with international scientists and experts
  • Access to resources and support for professional development
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The University of Zurich is Switzerland's largest university, known for its innovative research, diverse academic community, and supportive work environment. With around 10,000 employees and a broad range of disciplines, UZH offers you the opportunity to grow and make an impact in your field.

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