Vienna Doctoral School of Ecology and Evolution
The Vienna Doctoral School of Ecology and Evolution is devoted to educating students in advancing our knowledge on the ecology and evolution of extant and ancestral organisms, populations and communities. In Ecology, the ambition is to better understand the mechanistic and evolutionary drivers of patterns and processes from gene regulation to the structure and function of ecosystems and the impact of communities on the biogeochemical cycles and their adaptive capacity in response to environmental change. In Evolution, we address the evolutionary processes leading to changes in organization and temporal dynamics of organisms, populations and species at the molecular, developmental, morphological and physiological level.
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"We welcome highly motivated PhD candidates, who share the enthusiasm and spirit of our Doctoral School to provide scientific answers to global challenges in ecology and evolution under changing environmental conditions. Our Doctoral School provides excellent conditions and an intellectual environment that allows realizing international competitive research."
Gerhard J. Herndl, Head of the Vienna Doctoral School Ecology and Evolution 2020-2023
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In a study in Nature Communications, a team led by Qi Zhou from the University of Vienna found clues to how sexual reproduction might have evolved by...
The new career development programme for prae-doc scientists from all disciplines and faculties of the University of Vienna will start in the winter...
Clinical psychologists and psychotherapists around Brigitte Lueger-Schuster offer psychological counselling sessions for Ukrainian students at the...
Interested (young) scientists can apply for numerous prizes, grants and scholarships.
Interessierte (Jung-) Wissenschafter:innen können sich wieder...
Save the date! On the 20th of May our team from Microbial Oceanography Vienna will be part of the Lange Nacht der Forschung 2022 in Vienna. Check out...
On May 20, 2022, the Long Night of Research, the largest science and research event in the German-speaking world, will take place and the VDSEE will...
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Opened in 1889, the NHM Vienna is one of the most important natural history museums in the world, with around 30 million objects and more than 841,800 visitors a year.
WasserCluster Lunz is a non-profit research center equally supported by the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU Vienna), the University for Continuing Education Krems, and the University of Vienna.
The La Gamba Field Station is a research and teaching facility of the University of Vienna, situated at the edge of the Regenwald der Österreicher (Rainforest of the Austrians) in Costa Rica.
Non-profit organization rooted at the University of Vienna and founded to support and develop sustainable life science practices.
Initiative of female scientists. Support the careers of female scientist & equalize the female-male employment status at the faculty of life science at the University of Vienna.