Stellenangebot: Postdoktorand (100 %, TV-L EG13) in der Forschungsgruppe BEATLE, Beginn: 1. Februar 2025 (oder später) [11.11.24]
The Department of Ecological-Economic Policy Modelling at the University of Hohenheim is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in ecological-economic modeling. In this role, you will be part of the BEATLE project, focusing on the synergies and trade-offs between organic and conventional agriculture and their interplay with biodiversity, particularly pollination services. Your work will be crucial in advancing research that informs the future of sustainable agri-food systems. Preferred starting date is February 1st 2025, initially until June 30th 2027, with the possibility of an extension.
Your tasks:
- Lead the development of a CGE model for Germany, integrating both organic and conventional food sectors to explore their ecological-economic impacts
- Examine the role of pollination services in agricultural productivity and biodiversity, assessing trade-offs between different farming practices
- Collaborate with PhD students within the BEATLE project, focusing on the ecologicaleconomic modeling of transformation scenarios
- Contribute to cutting-edge publications, project reports, and new research proposals
- Build model linkages between farm-level and CGE models to deepen understanding of the feedback loops between land use, pollination services, and crop yields
- Develop your own research program and conceptualize new project proposals
Your qualifications:
- PhD in agricultural/environmental economics or related field (e.g., computer science focused on natural resources)
- Expertise in economic simulation models (CGE, land-use, farm-level, or multi-agent systems)
- Proficiency in GAMS and R (knowledge of Python or Julia is an asset)
- Strong programming and data analysis skills
- Proficiency in English is essential, a knowledge of German is an additional advantage
- A passion for biodiversity conservation and the dynamics of organic vs. conventional agriculture in shaping sustainable food systems
What we offer:
- Competitive salary (€63,000+ per year) in line with federal state agreements
- A collaborative, interdisciplinary environment
- Flexible, hybrid working options
- Beautiful campus setting with botanical gardens outside your office!
Bewerbungsfrist : 10.12.2024
To Apply: Submit your CV, motivation letter, transcripts, and references to Jonathan Gerlach (jonathan.gerlach@uni-hohenheim.de).
Questions? Contact Prof. Dr. Arndt Feuerbacher (a.feuerbacher@uni-hohenheim.de).
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