Greeting MARMAM subscribers, I would like to share that the Swedish Museum of Natural History is currently recruiting a postdoc to work on Baltic ringed seal telemetry data to identify key foraging habitats and investigate the impact of anthropogenic disturbance on behavior. The applicant should have a PhD in marine biology or similar, have demonstrated experience working with wild animals, and demonstrated experience of working with tag data. The position is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Deadline to apply is 31 of July, start date as soon as possible, with an end date of July 31 2028. For more information and to apply please see the link below. Please share to any suitable interested applicants. https://recruit.visma.com/spa/public/apply?guidAssignment=9b41c31a-d6e3-4d15... Best, Anja Carlsson Anja Carlsson, Ph.D. Senior Curator Department for Population analysis and monitoring Tel: +46 (0)8 5195 4247 Mobil: +46 (0)708 62 15 88 anja.carlsson@nrm.se<mailto:anja.carlsson@nrm.se> Box 50007 | SE-104 05 Stockholm | Sweden [Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Forskar, Bevarar och Förklarar, NRM.SE]