Dear Marman community, The Ocean Museum Germany is recruiting a Veterinarian/ Pathologist or Biologist as a Life history scientist for the project „Union for the Conservation-Management of Harbour Porpoise Populations in the Baltic Sea and their Habitats (CUMBIAH)” to be based at the Ocean Museum in Stralsund, Germany. CUMBIAH is a research project financed by the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation of Germany and carried out by a consortium of 15 international project partners from Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Poland, and Germany. The CUMBIAH consortium generates and provides updated information on the conservation status of Baltic harbour porpoise populations and rates important conservation measures to prevent a further population decline. The Life history Scientist position is a full time scientist position expected to start 1st of February 2026 and end 31st of July 2030. As a Life history scientist in CUMBIAH you will coordinate the interational CUMBIAH life history team, support the museum’s stranding network, carry out necropsies of marine mammals and collect, analyse and publish data to understand the demography, health and reproductive status of baltic harbour porpoises. A Master degree or PhD in Veterinary science, pathology or biology and a good publication track is essential, as well as fluent english. If you are interested to work with us you can find more information and the listing here https://www.deutsches-meeresmuseum.de/karriere. Fur further questions feel free to contact me at judith.denkinger@meeresmuseum.de<mailto:judith.denkinger@meeresmuseum.de> All the best Judith Denkinger