Wir suchen eine studentische/wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft (HiWi) für: Geoecology and Physical Geography Lab (Prof. Jungkunst). Project :"Functional differenciation of Oask specie based on foliar bioelement content"
Gesucht ab: 01.03.2026
Wochenstunden: 6 hours/week
Fach- oder Organisationsbereich: Natur- und Umweltwissenschaften
Einrichtung: iES Landau
Einsatzort LD
Stellenbeschreibung Position 1. Student Assistant (HiWi) – Development of a Preliminary Centralised Database
Main objective: Conduct a comprehensive survey of all Oak species recorded across the Northern Hemisphere and identify those occurring within the target region (Central and Eastern Europe and Western Asia).

Responsibilities:
- Search and compile published records of oak species in the target region.
- Develop a centralised preliminary database with a scalable structure for future data integration.
- Curate georeferenced data and extract relevant climatic variables.

Position 2. Student Assistant (HiWi) – Development of a Research Methodology
Main objective: Establish a robust and feasible protocol for the comparative analysis of leaf morphological traits using herbarium specimens preserved in European collections.

Responsibilities:
- Test and calibrate methods for comparing leaf traits of target species.
- Verify and assess the quality of digitised herbarium collections and their associated morphological data.
- Identify key morphological traits for comparative analysis.
- Perform preliminary morphometric analyses.
(Opportunity to expand work into a Master’s thesis)
Voraussetzungen: Position 1. Database
Requirements:
- Willingness to work responsibly, flexible hours.
- Master's or BA student (advanced level) with Skills in data analysis and general computer literacy.
- English proficiency, and knowledge of at least one additional language from EU countries, Eastern Europe (recommended) or Western Asia.
- Knowledge of plant taxonomy, forestry and/or botany.

Position 2. Methodolgy
Requirements:
- Master student with good skills in computer and statistical analysis.
- Knowledge of Plant taxonomy, forestry or botany (required)
- Good observation skills
- Willingness to work responsibly, flexible hours.

Arbeitsumfeld: - Long-term collaboration (5 months) with approximately 6 flexible hours per week.
- Combination of remote work and on-campus presence possible.
- Opportunity to gain hands-on experience in herbarium collections, data collection, database management, and research methodology.
- International experience in a multidisciplinary research environment and collaboration with an active researchteam.
- Work under the supervision of Dr Daisy Cárate Tandalla in the Geoecology and Physical Geography Lab.
Ansprechperson: Dr. Daisy Cárate Tandalla
E-Mail: dcarate.tandalla@rptu.de
Telefon:
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