[ECOLOG-L] M.S. position--behavioral syndrome and community-level effects

We are recruiting a student for a Master’s project at the interface of animal behavior, community ecology, and wildlife conservation to begin in August 2018 or January 2019. The student will be co- advised by Dr. Brandon Barton (Department of Biological Sciences; www.bartonlab.net) and Dr

[ECOLOG-L] Assistant professor of Microbiology

Reminder that the Department of Biological Sciences at Mississippi State University is accepting applications for an Assistant Professor of Microbiology (open to any field of microbiology). Review begins November 1, 2017. Details are pasted below, or are available at:

[ECOLOG-L] MS/PHD assistantship: Movement Ecology of White-tailed Deer in Response to Human Predation

“Movement Ecology of White-tailed Deer in Response to Human Predation” Project Description: We seek a highly qualified and motivated student interested in pursuing a Master of Science degree or PhD in the field of wildlife ecology. This project will investigate how adult male deer move and

[ECOLOG-L] MS assistantship (deer thermal ecology)

Position opening: Master of Science project to evaluate adaptive behavioral responses of a large herbivore to environmental stress. The student will join Dr. Brandon Barton’s lab in the Department of Biological Sciences at Mississippi State University and be co-advised by Dr. Steve Demarais

[ECOLOG-L] Graduate positions in climate change effects on food webs

What: Graduate positions studying climate change and food webs Who: Dr. Brandon Barton Where: Department of Biological Studies, Mississippi State University When: Fall 2016 Contact: barton (at) biology (dot) msstate (dot) edu Description: I am seeking graduate students (MS and PhD) to join my