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. Experience in cell culture and molecular biology techniques along with strong organisational, data analysis, written and verbal communication skills are essential. Further details/Pūroko This is a full-time
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, that is based at our Lincoln site and reports to the Molecular Ecology Capability Leader. For more information of what the role entails, please see the position description. Ō pūmanawa - About you You will
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track record of effective scientific communication through publications and presentations. Successful candidates will also have: • A PhD and research experience in molecular cell biology specialising
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assembly and annotation. • Insect rearing and biology. • Molecular biology. • CRISPR/cas9 gene editing • Large data analysis. • Reproducible Research concepts and tools. Preference will be
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(Wildland Urban Interface) to assess wildfire impact, and simulations of people/traffic evacuation, in order to inform and test mitigation strategies and evacuation plans. This work will link with the broader
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for this position, although candidates should have a background in molecular biology. Experience in flow cytometry is preferred. The position requires a high degree of responsibility, exceptional communication skills
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Āu Mahi | What You Will Do This Post Doctoral Fellow role is available for multiple topics associated with earthquake-induced ground-motion and site response prediction utilizing simulation-based
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, neurobiology and statistical modeling, as well as in molecular, functional, population, community, freshwater and behavioural ecology. We have well-established links to the Departments of Botany and Marine
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. Interest in and knowledge of flood risk and mitigation/adaptation strategies is ideal. Ideally, you will: Be experienced with hydrological and hydraulic simulation models; Have spatial analysis (e.g. using
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, Engineering, Mathematics) fields. The candidates’ research ideally links up to the university's focus areas: "Chemical Biology and Ecology", "Molecular Nanotechnology and Materials Science", and "Decision