Modelling gene introgression in native Populus of western Canada
A PhD position in population genetics and ecological modelling is available
with Université Laval and the Canadian Forest Service (Laurentian Research
Center; CFS). Full funding is provided by the Canadian Regulatory
Post-Doc in Ecosystem Ecology at UC Merced
A postdoctoral scholar is desired to assist a new senior faculty member at
the University of California, Merced in the development of a strong and
independently funded research program in the area of Terrestrial Microbial
and Ecosystem Ecology, with a
Biological Science Technician (Plants)
Wage: $14.74 per hour
Series Grade: GS-0404-05
Duty Locations: 1 vacancy – Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife
Refuge, Alamo, TX
Dates of Employment: June 22 through September 26, 2009
Description of Duties: The primary duties of this
A return to booming economic growth would put the world back on the path to
disaster -- it's time for a radical rethinking
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/business/fp/bigger%20better/1590471/story.html
Post-doc in aquatic ecology
Post-doctoral position available for study of community ecology of fishes
in the Florida Everglades. We are researching metacommunity and spatial
ecology of fish in wetlands and this position will study interactions of
fish communities in aquatic refuge and marsh
I am doing a post on my Animal Planet blog about how military lands benefit
wildlife. I know there have been several stories out there and I just wanted
to get a few quotes from someone who works with some endangered species of
animal on US military land - it can be any species anywhere (not
Bird bander needed from 3 Aug to 1 November 2009 to
study the fall migration of passerines at a 82-acre coastal site in
Rhode Island, which is one of the longest running banding stations
in North America. Station located in Kingston, Rhode Island
Salary is $2300 per month + housing. The
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Green Chemistry Leader to Head EPA Research
Paul Anastas, the Director of Yale University's Center for Green Chemistry
and Green Engineering and Teresa and H. John Heinz III Professor in the
Practice of Chemistry
Dear all:
I was wondering how the founder of Mendeley (a website for pdf file
sharing) is thinking about (il)legality of sharing PDF papers. So I sent a
message to him. With his permission I shared his reply as below. After
reading his reply, I am still very confused. What do you think about it?
Dear Ecolog,
I am interested in pursuing a post-doctoral fellowship in sustainable
agriculture. I rarely see postings on the Ecolog listserv that fit
into this category and am curious if anyone knows of another listserv
where sustainable ag opportunities are more commonly posted?
Okay, I'm the average Joe or Jane, concerned with my kids' educations,
mortgage payments, a failing economy, crime, and sometimes endangered
species. When the media warns of global warming, they most often cite three
reasons why I should care:
1) more heat waves
2) more storms
3) sea level rise
One could argue that pdf sharing and pdf depositories are in the best
interest of the journals.
The more widely the pdf's are shared, the more likely they are to be
cited and so the higher the
impact rating of the journal playing to the perception that this
rating means quality.
So, playing on
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