[ECOLOG-L] Funded Ph.D. Positions in Aquatic Biogeochemistry at KU

ence consistently ranks as a top college town due to the combination of great arts and entertainment options, eclectic small-town shopping and excellent dining. Prior to applying, please contact Amy Burgin (burgi...@ku.edu) with your C.V. and a brief note on your interests in getting a graduate degree (

[ECOLOG-L] NSF-Funded Graduate positions in Aquatic Ecology/Biogeochemistry

mation: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID= 1656006 The University of Kansas (Applications due by 1 December for Fall 2018 start) James Bever (Plant and Fungal Ecology; https://eeb.ku.edu/james-bever) Sharon Billings (Soil Biogeochemistry; https://eeb.ku.edu/sharon-billings) Amy Bu

[ECOLOG-L] Ph.D. or M.S. in aquatic microbial biogeochemistry at the University of Kansas

ence can be found here: https://eeb.ku.edu/faq. Lawrence consistently ranks as a top college town due to the combination of great arts and entertainment options, eclectic small-town shopping and excellent dining. Prior to applying, please contact Amy Burgin (burgi...@ku.edu) with your C.V. a

[ECOLOG-L] ESA Aquatic Section Awards Nominations due 15 May

students to select these options as they register for the conference. Amy ~ Amy Burgin, Ph.D. Associate Professor University of Kansas Kansas Biological Survey office: 785-864-2831 ~

[ECOLOG-L] Two Hydrology Assistant Professor Positions at the University of Nebraska

-profit organizations in Nebraska with missions to promote the most effective and efficient management of water resources in Nebraska. Full information at: https://employment.unl.edu/postings/42312 ~ Amy Burgin, Ph.D. Assistant Professor School of Natural Resources

[ECOLOG-L] Aquatic Biogeochemistry Postdoctoral Research Position

The Aquatic Ecosystem Ecology lab at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln seeks qualified applications for a postdoctoral position focused on aquatic biogeochemistry. This is a non-tenure leading post-doctoral research associate position established for a period of one year with Dr. Amy Burgin at

[ECOLOG-L] M.S. student position: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Water Sampling

effort between Amy Burgin (School of Natural Resources), Carrick Detweiler and Sebastian Elbaum (UNL - Computer Science and Engineering), Sally Thompson (UC Berkeley) and Michael Hamilton (UC Berkely – Blue Oak Ranch Reserve) and is funded by the USDA under the National Robotics Initiative. Drs

[ECOLOG-L] M.S. or Ph.D. position in Wetland Biogeochemistry at UNL

is a collaboration between UNL (https://sites.google.com/site/burginlab/), Duke University (http://www.biology.duke.edu/bernhardtlab/) and Montana State Univeristy (http://69.36.180.108/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/). The student will be advised by Dr. Amy Burgin and enrolled in the

[ECOLOG-L] Post-doctoral position in Biogeochemistry

*Biogeochemistry Post-Doctoral Research Associate* This is a non-tenure leading post-doctoral research associate position established for a period of one year with Dr. Amy Burgin at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Continuation of this position beyond one year is contingent upon the