The Coastal Disturbance Ecology Lab (*www.cdel.org <http://www.cdel.org>*)
at Stony Brook University is seeking to fill two graduate positions
(preferably one MS and one PhD) to research salt marsh resilience and the
impacts of restoration. These fully funded Research Assistant positions,
including a tuition wavier and a competitive stipend, are within the School
for Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) and will begin Fall or Summer
2025.



The successful applicants will conduct field research and spatial analysis
that monitors salt marsh vegetation, hydrology, elevation, and soil
properties. One position will focus on monitoring the impact of tidal
restoration on salt marsh health and the other position will quantify and
model salt marsh resilience along the Long Island Sound. Prior knowledge of
and experience (or a desire to learn!) with wetland/coastal plants, GIS,
and R programming is highly desirable. There will be an opportunity for
both positions to be trained and fly drones that capture LiDAR and
multispectral imagery. Candidates from backgrounds underrepresented in STEM
are highly encouraged to apply.



Interested candidates should email Giovanna McClenachan
(*[email protected]
<[email protected]>*) for more information about the
positions. In the email, please include a CV, contact info for 3
references, and a paragraph that addresses: (i) your research interests,
(ii) why you are interested in this position, and (iii) why you feel
qualified to successfully complete a graduate degree. Please indicate
whether you are interested in the MS or PhD position.



The deadline for application for admission to the SoMAS Graduate program is
December 15th but interested applicants must contact Giovanna McClenachan
prior to applying. For more information about the program visit:
https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/somas/education/graduate/mar
<https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/somas/education/graduate/mar.php>.

-- 
Giovanna McClenachan <https://www.cdel.org/>, PhD (*she/her)*
Assistant Professor
121 Discovery Hall
School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Stony Brook University
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