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in the context of anthropogenic stressors. Research Context and Opportunity: The postdoc will have the opportunity to leverage many years of bat viral spillover data collected in the field and the lab
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: 80% Research, 15% Data Analysis, 5% Writing Requirements: Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, or related fields. Proof that all Ph.D requirements have been fulfilled
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with a conservative trapping season as a result of occupancy work in our lab suggesting that specific Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) may be able to support a harvest season. The postdoc will evaluate
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, Microbiology, or related fields. Proof that all Ph.D requirements have been fulfilled before the start date is required. A successful candidate should have experience operating a triple quadrupole LC-MS system
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Cornell University, Systems Engineering Position ID: Cornell -Systems -POSTDOC [#27468] Position Title: Position Type: Postdoctoral Position Location: Ithaca, New York 14853
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. We bring together faculty, students, and postdocs from various departments and graduate fields, representing research areas that might not otherwise engage in crosstalk. Pay Range: $61,008.00
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Christopher W Clark Postdoctoral Associate: Ecosystem-Scale Biodiversity Conservation in the Tropics
internationally and conduct fieldwork in the tropics (2-3 weeks/year) Enthusiasm for working on a lage project team, including collaborating with other postdocs on thematically- or geographically related work
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contributor, the postdoc will model and support a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, and wellbeing and continually seek to understand how one’s role, behaviors, and actions impact the success
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participatory science focused on birds. The Lab is a vibrant unit within Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Staff at the Lab publish research, teach courses, advise students and postdocs, collect
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communicate research to project PIs and partners. The postdoc will work closely with Angela Fuller, U.S. Geological Survey, NY Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, the NABat program, USGS Fort Collins Science