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MSc on "Evidence Synthesis and Meta-Research in Ecotoxicology"


Job Title: MSc on "Evidence synthesis and meta-research in ecotoxicology"

Location: Edmonton

Job Type: Graduate Student

Description: The I-DEEL group at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, is looking for a MSc student to join our group in 2026. MSc student will lead a project examining and synthesizing the evidence base in ecotoxicology. Possible directions include:
• mapping geographic, linguistic, and collaboration biases in ecotoxicology research
• evaluating reporting completeness, transparency, and the availability of data and code in existing syntheses
• identifying under-studied taxa, regions, and pollutants
• contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of pollutant impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning

This project will support evidence-informed environmental decision-making and strengthen the foundation for large-scale ecotoxicology synthesis.

Work: Intellectually demanding, but fun and rewarding, and suitable for someone who is seeking substantial personal and professional growth. This MSc position provides a high-quality research experience with a supportive mentor.

Environment : Our lab is committed to creating a welcoming research environment that prioritizes equality, diversity, inclusion and accessibility.

Salary/stipend: minimum guaranteed salary of ~27,894 CAD / year for 2.3 years (top-up awards can be applied later)

Eligibility: Canadian citizens, permanent residents and protected persons

Location: Edmonton, Alberta

Start date: fall 2026 (negotiable)

Duration: 2.3 year MSc

Graduate program Information: https://www.ualberta.ca/en/biological-sciences/graduate-studies/index.html

Initial application deadline: 1st January 2026 (formal university applications close on 1 March 2026)

For more information about the position, please see our lab website: https://www.i-deel.org/opportunities.html or email the PI, Malgorzata Lagisz (Losia): mnakaga1@ualberta.ca (informal inquiries welcome!)

Application Email Address: mnakaga1@ualberta.ca

Company Name: University of Alberta

Application Close Date: January 01, 2026

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