Metabarcoding-Driven Bivalve Trophic Ecology & Phycotoxin Links

A leading research institution is seeking a candidate for a thesis on bivalve trophic ecology, focusing on metabarcoding and phycotoxin accumulation. Located in Plouzané, this position involves fieldwork, laboratory experiments, and the analysis of ecological changes affecting marine ecosystems. The ideal candidate should hold a Master's degree in relevant fields, possess strong analytical skills, and communicate well in French and English. A telework agreement and training budget are included in the benefits.

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