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immediately until August 1, 2024. Summary The Lopez-Fernandez Lab in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Museum of Zoology at the University of Michigan seeks a postdoctoral research
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Posting Details Position Information Job Title Postdoctoral Fellow - Ecology of Harmful Algal Blooms Posting Number P1747F Position Summary Information Job Description Summary The School
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of background and identity. To apply, please complete the application on the U-M Careers site. Applicants should submit the following items in a single PDF: Cover letter describing your research experience and
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Apply Now How to Apply Applications are encouraged from all qualified individuals regardless of background and identity. To apply, please complete the application on the U-M Careers site. Applicants
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Apply Now How to Apply Applications are welcomed and encouraged from all qualified individuals regardless of background and identity. To apply, please complete the application on the U-M Careers
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, producers, and stakeholder organizations. The annual grass - wildfire problem continues to expand its socio-ecological impact within a context where human resources (time, energy, funding) to meet this
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Kathy and Steve Berman. The overarching goal of the WFFI is to understand how human and ecological communities can adapt to increasing wildfire risk. The WFFI aims to serve as a research hub and a
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for managers. Knowledge of indigenous communities across the Great Lakes, inclusive of traditional ecological knowledge and scientific pathways of knowing. Knowledge of under-represented communities across
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on the U-M Careers site. A one-page cover letter is required for consideration for this position and should be attached as the first page of your resume. The cover letter should address your specific
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techniques. Required Education PhD in Mathematics, Engineering, or related field Required Other Additional Preferred Experience working with multiple biological systems, control theory, and ecological modeling