PhD projects available in the Cetacean Ecology Group, University of Queensland. Australian and NZ residents preferred due to lack of international scholarships. Available projects at Associate Professor Rebecca Dunlop - UQ Researchers. EOI should include CV + academic transcript.

The Cetacean Ecology and Acoustics Group at the University of Queensland are seeking expressions of interest from volunteers for a six-week behavioural response study (BRS) on humpback whales from September 8 to October 19 this year (2024). See https://t.co/ZJn3s56Iur

We’re gonna need a bigger boat.

Seeking applications for a post-doc on using PCOD modelling to assess implications of wind farm developments on whale populations. MUST have a PhD in quantitative ecology and preferably experience in PCOD modelling. Email r.dunlop@uq.edu.au outlining your relevant experience.

PhD opportunity! Interested in humpback #whalesong, vocal learning and understanding individual differences? Come join my lab and work on this exciting PhD project. @_SMRU_

The last of the humpback hearing field seasons is underway. It’s already whale soup at Peregian.

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED FOR A BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSE STUDY ON HUMPBACK WHALES IN AUSTRALIA. We are seeking EOIs from volunteers for a six-week study on humpback whales from September 3 to October 15 this year (2023). For further details: https://t.co/ZJn3s56Iur

@BecDunlop @mikenoad Selected applicants will be put forward to compete for a university scholarship. Candidates must demonstrate a strong academic background and research experience. International candidates must have at least one first-authored publication in a peer-reviewed journal.

Come work with us! 3 @CEG_UQ PhD humpback whale bioacoustics projects are available; the effects of noise, variability in song, and song learning. Interested students should email @BecDunlop (r.dunlop@uq.edu.au) and @mikenoad (mnoad@uq.edu.au) with their CV and cover letter.

Riona, Queen of the Hill, and expert operator of "the tracking programme", has completed her honours. Congratulations Riona, may the force continue to be with you.

We are seeking expressions of interest from volunteers for a six-week behavioural response study (BRS) on humpback whales from September 11 to October 23 this year (2022). The closing date for volunteer applications is 30 April. Email r.dunlop@uq.edu.au for further details.

Meet Leo. @LeonieHuijser is currently our most senior PhD student in the group. Leo loves her work (well, most of the time, except she is writing up, so this is likely to be one of those times). Keep going Leo, you are almost there!

Congrats Dr. Kate in publishing your final thesis paper on humpback female-calf communication. Go forth and conquer! https://t.co/NZdtSBvQwI @BecDunlop @mikenoad @UQscience

PhD projects to study dolphins social behaviour available in my lab @UQscience with @sb_dolphins. If interested DM me or email me. Scholarships open end of February! Open to National and International applicants!

PhD projects in humpback whales available in the Cetacean Ecology Group. Communicative cognition, the effects of noise on communication, the use and role of variability in songs and models of social learning. Email r.dunlop@uq.edu.au and mnoad@uq.edu.au with your CV.

The Cetacean Ecology Group at the University of Queensland ( https://t.co/ZJn3s56Iur) are now accepting applications for PhD projects in humpback whale hearing and vocal behaviour. Email r.dunlop@uq.edu.au and mnoad@uq.edu.au for more info.