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AnuBlue (previously Elkhorn Marine Conservancy or EMC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the resilience and local stewardship of Antigua’s marine ecosystems. Since early 2021, the organization has undertaken an ambitious coral restoration project, aimed at restoring and preserving the reefs within Antigua’s North East Marine Management Area (NEMMA) and Cades Reef. Working closely with local stakeholders, partners and funders, AnuBlue strives to restore marine ecosystem benefits, raise awareness and advocate for their protection. AnuBlue’s culture is based on a mutual respect for the environment and a common goal to create positive change for the ocean and the local communities that depend on it. Our team thrives on inclusion, embracing team members from various backgrounds and fields of expertise. Our work culture is heavily grounded in trust and autonomy. We believe in completing deliverables effectively and within deadlines, but embrace flexible work hours,...

Job title Research Scientist in the Department of Marine Chemistry – AWESOME Project. Company Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW). Description of the job The Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW) has a temporary position available for a Research Scientist in the department of Marine Chemistry within the project "Argo with extended suite of optical and nutrient measurements (AWESOME)". The appointment is a full-time position (100%, 40h/week), limited until 28 February 2029, starting as soon as 1 July 2026. The position can also be filled on a flexible part-time basis, at a minimum of 30h/week. IOW is an independent marine research institute of the Leibniz Association, focusing on the coastal and marginal seas, in particular the Baltic Sea. The staff of the five departments Physical Oceanography, Marine Chemistry, Biological Oceanography, Marine Geosciences and Marine Observations work on an...

HANDS-ON CORAL REEF SCIENCE. REAL DATA. REAL IMPACT. The Livingseas Restoration & Research Internship is a four-week, field-based programme designed for marine biology students, graduates and early-career marine scientists seeking real-world experience in coral reef conservation. This internship prioritises practical research components over introductory-level training, focusing on strengthening field and analytical skillsets. Working side-by-side with the Livingseas Team in Padangbai, Bali, you will actively contribute to coral planting efforts and conservation programmes, in addition to ongoing research projects—collecting, analysing, and interpreting data. With small intake groups (maximum four interns), you’ll receive personalised training and mentorship. During the internship, you will build confidence as a scientific diver and develop transferable skills for careers in coral reef conservation. WHAT TO EXPECT Learn all about coral reef restoration and what...

This is a one-year position for a person resident in France, working remotely (with travel opportunities and the chance to engage with  international oceanographers).  Project Context LandSeaLot - Land-Sea interface: Let’s observe together! is a Horizon Europe project (Feb. 2024 - Jan.2028) that seeks to integrate and enhance existing coastal observation efforts - including in-situ, satellite, modelling, and citizen science—to better study the land-sea interface area, where terrestrial and marine habitats meet. TransEurope Marinas, an Association Loi 1901, acts as a community engagement partner within the consortium, leveraging its extensive network to co-design monitoring strategies and test innovative, scalable solutions. Our work within the project aims to contribute to climate resilience, sustainable marina management and ocean literacy in marinas across Europe.   Role Overview: Bridging the "Usability Gap" The successful candidate will lead a dedicated...

We're looking to take on three PhD students. If the below is of interest, please get in touch. Project description: The Greenshell™ mussel industry is New Zealand’s largest aquaculture sector. Despite its success, future growth and production are constrained by the inefficient use of very small seed mussels (“spat”). Our previous research has shown that deploying larger spat can substantially reduce on-farm losses and significantly improve production efficiency. We are seeking three PhD candidates to join a collaborative research programme aimed at overcoming these bottlenecks and transforming the way mussels are farmed in New Zealand. Two PhD projects will focus on developing and optimizing husbandry practices for commercial mussel nursery systems, working closely with industry partners. The third PhD project will develop scalable, commercial approaches for separating small mussel spat from spat collectors, providing high-quality seed for nursery culture....

The College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for a full-time assistant/associate/full professor position (tenure track) to develop an exceptional research program and contribute to the aquatic animal health program, which includes a state-of-the-art aquatic research facility located in the veterinary college. Candidates having a D.V.M. degree or equivalent and/or PhD training and practical experience will be considered. The successful applicant will be expected to build and maintain an active research program in fish health, and candidates working on infectious diseases of fish will be preferred. Other desirable qualities of the successful candidate include an interest in sustainable aquaculture production, climate change, population health, and aquatic invertebrates. Strong interpersonal skills, leadership ability, public-speaking experience, and the ability to work in collaborative research, diagnostic, clinical, and teaching environments are required. The...