PhD candidate in social health science among farmers

ABOUT THE POSITION The position is part of RoBoZoo, a research project funded by the Research Council of Norway and led by the University of Inland Norway (INN). RoBoZoo takes a One Health approach to understand how food production systems, rodent ecology and climate-related environmental change interact to influence exposure to rodent-borne zoonotic microbes, and how this may relate to long-term fatigue and health outcomes among farmers. RoBoZoo combines nationwide data on small-mammal communities, pathogen occurrence, farm characteristics and environmental conditions with epidemiological surveys, serology and collaboration with farmers, agricultural advisers and health professionals. Follow the links to read more about RoBoZoo ( https://www.inn.no/english/research/research-projects/robozoo/ ) and the University of Inland Norway ( https://www.inn.no/english/about-inn/ ).The PhD candidate will take a central role in RoBoZoo’s research on exposure and preventive practices in food produc