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the possibility of extension,based on satisfactory performance. This position has the ability to regularly be performed at least partially remotely, with 4 days on campus and one day remote per week. Supervision
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products from eBird Status and Trends (https://science.ebird.org), combined with datasets from field surveys and remote sensing, to map Pinyon Jay distributions and investigate potential factors behind
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Postdoctoral Associate: Endangered Bird Conservation in the Western U.S., Cornell Lab of Ornithology
. Salary, rewards, and benefits: Salary is commensurate with experience, up to $64,000 per year and includes benefits. Fully remote work will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Local personnel will have
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Postdoctoral Associate: Endangered Bird Conservation in the Western U.S., Cornell Lab of Ornithology
graduate students, but neither activity is expected or required. Salary, rewards, and benefits: Salary is commensurate with experience, up to $64,000 per year and includes benefits. Fully remote work will be
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of this position is on the development and application of crop growth models from remote sensing data (e.g., Chlorophyll Fluorescence, Lidar, Hyperspectral) to enable genetic dissection and prediction
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skills, field experience with birds (particularly of Northeastern United States), familiarity with Bayesian statistics, experience working with large acoustic datasets, experience analyzing remotely sensed
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audio annually, the machine learning algorithm BirdNET (https://birdnet.cornell.edu ), which generates avian diversity data from the audio, and remotely sensed forest structure datasets that describe both
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postdoctoral associate. The positions can be remote (but the home location needs to be in the United States). The position is initially available for one year with a potential renewal for a total of two years