Institute of Paleobiology PAs
List of prospective supervisors with their areas of research interest http://www.paleo.pan.pl/pl/index.html
Institute of Parasitology PAs
Supervisor prof. dr hab. Aleksander Demiaszkiewicz
Parasites and parasitoses in free living ruminants
Supervisor dr hab. Jakub Gawor
Determination of the prevalence of Strongylus vulgaris (Strongylidae) in horses in terms of the risk of thromboembolism
Supervisor prof. dr hab. Mieczysława I. Boguś
Mechanisms that protect insects against entomopathogenic microorganisms
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAs
Supervisor dr hab. Maria Sterzyńska [majka@miiz.waw.pl]
Soil microarthropods (Hexapoda: Collembola) of urban forests: assessment of ecological consequences of fragmentation
Supervisor dr hab. Małgorzata Pilot [mpilot@miiz.waw.pl]
Evolutionary consequences of hybridisation between representatives of the genus Canis [grant from National Science Centre (NCN)]
Supervisor dr hab. Roman Gula [rgula@miiz.eu]
Wolf recovery in Świętokrzyskie region in the context of changes in land use [grant from Save Wildlife Conservation Found]
Supervisor prof. Jörn Theuerkauf [jtheuer@miiz.eu], associate supervisor dr Alfredo Attisano
Comparative ecology of the endemic parrots of New Caledonia
Supervisor dr hab. Roman Gula [rgula@miiz.eu], associate supervisor dr Alfredo Attisano
Acoustic communication of endemic bird species of New Caledonia
Supervisor dr Andre E. Moura [avmoura@miiz.waw.pl]
Evolutionary ecology of cetaceans using a multidisciplinary approach [grant from National Science Centre (NCN)]
Supervisor prof. dr hab. K. Wioletta Tomaszewska [wiolkat@miiz.waw.pl], associate supervisor dr Dagmara Żyła [zyladagmara@gmail.com]
Phylogenetic relationships and evolution of Paederinae rove beetles (Staphylinidae) based on genomic and morphological data [grant from National Science Centre (NCN)]
Mammal Research institute PAs
Supervisor dr hab. Andrzej Zalewski
Factors affecting spatio-temporal interactions between predators in natural and anthropogenic landscapes
Supervisor dr hab. Michał Żmihorski
The effect of fires, windstorms and bark-beetle outbreaks on biodiversity in the era of climate change.
Research topic of applicant’s choice
We offer the possibility of proposing a research topic of applicant’s choice after it has been agreed upon with a prospective supervisor, who should be contacted directly for further guidance.