The activities of our lab are dynamic in nature. Therefore, we refer to our social media accounts to follow up on our recent activities. Our recent publications and projects can be found in our university’s official repositories:
- Social media accounts of our team members, when active, can be found on the teams page
- Our publication track record can be found here
- Our project track record can be found here
- Expert opinion on new discovery in the high seas
- Expert view on plastic pollution and risks for human health
- Blue rubies & green gold: the true value of biodiversity (opinion piece by Prof. Jana Asselman)
Vacancies
Currently, the lab has no open vacancies. Vacancies for PhD students are generally published either in June/July or January.
Spontaneous applications are welcome if they have a clear fit with the research themes. If you consider sending a spontaneous application, please refer clearly to the research themes or publications of our group. If you want to apply for an external fellowship to do a postdoc or PhD in our lab, clearly add the application deadline, funding scheme and generally project outline. All spontaneous applications can be sent to Prof. Jana Asselman.
Please do note that the lab has a maximum capacity for the number of students and postdoctoral fellows it can host to ensure optimal support and guidance to all team members.
Prof. Jana Asselman actively engages in the public debate on the environmental and public health risks of plastic pollution, including micro- and nanoplastics. She aims to bring a balanced scientific voice to the societal debate that offers a holistic and comprehensive view on the topic. She actively engages in both written media as well as radio and TV interviews. At the same time, she also visits a selection of high schools on a yearly basis.
