[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc position - Tree physiological ecology
POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN TREE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY The Uriarte lab in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology at Columbia University invites applications for a postdoctoral position in plant physiological ecology. The successful candidate will join a NSF-funded project to quantify the importance of individual variation in stem hydraulic characteristics on tree species performance in the island of Puerto Rico. The postdoctoral associate will carry out field work, supervise a field technician, analyze data, and work on manuscripts with the PI and co-I Robert Muscarella. This is a two year position based in Puerto Rico and New York City. Preferred start date is January 2019 but there is some flexibility for suitable candidates. A Ph.D. in ecology and experience carrying out tree physiology measurements, with a focus on stem hydraulics, is required. Spanish fluency is highly desirable but not a requirement. Please send i) a complete CV; ii) a one-page statement that includes research accomplishments, research interests, and motivation to apply for the position; and iii) the name and contact details for 3 academic referees. In addition, you may submit one or two representative publications. Application deadline is October 15, 2018. For inquiries or more information, contact Dr. Maria Uriarte . Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
[ECOLOG-L] 2 Postdoc positions: Biodiversity Dynamics in a Changing World (
Hi all, The first two postdoc positions with Jen-Christian Svenning's Villum Investigator project on ”Biodiversity Dynamics in a Changing World” (BIOCHANGE) (see: http://bit.ly/VIpr17uk), are open: 2-yr postdoc on "Global change-robust solutions to the global biodiversity crisis" http://bit.ly/solbioVIP 2-yr postdoc on "Climate change and societal drivers of global vegetation dynamics" http://bit.ly/climvegVIP The application dead-line is June 23.
[ECOLOG-L] Three 2-year postdocs on megafauna ecosystem ecology at Aarhus University
I’m happy to announce the first set of three, 2-year postdocs in Jens-Christian Svenning lab's exciting new project: “Megafauna ecosystem ecology from the deep prehistory to a human-dominated future (MegaPast2Future)". One position is focused on developing theory for megafauna ecosystem ecology (http://bit.ly/megatheoPD), while the two others concern building an integrative paleobiological-macroecological understanding of how megafauna functional complexity has built up across time and space, one taking a macroevolutionary perspective (http://bit.ly/megaevolPD), the other a biogeographic perspective (http://bit.ly/megabiogPD). All positions involve a strong set of international collaborators. The application deadline is June 20, 2016. Please contact Jens-Christian Svenningfor more details.