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Change (RIDC CBioClima) Working area: Phenology, Plant Ecology, Remote Sensing, Climate Change Number of places: 1 Principal investigator: Patrícia Morellato Unit/Instituition: Instituto de Biociências da
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the Middle and Upper Paranapanema River using autonomous recorders. Main activities are: - Build a sampling design with autonomous recorders units (ARUs); - Calculate landscape characteristics; - Trips
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policies in the health area and specialized knowledge in econometrics; - Experience in implementing social experiments in the field (desirable); - Experience with primary data collection, cleaning and data
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Leaf phenology plays a key role in controlling several ecosystem processes, such as carbon and water exchange and primary productivity
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) Curriculum Vitae with a list of publications, 2) Copy of the Master's (if applicable) and Doctorate degree and Academic Transcript, 3) A letter of recommendation. This opportunity is open to candidates of any
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. Applicants should email the Principal Investigator, Dr. Marlise I. Klein Furlan ([email protected] ). Please include the links for your thesis (institutional database) and ORCID in the message. Please attach
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applications for a postdoc position in astroparticle physics, with a focus on the science scope of the Pierre Auger Observatory. The main subjects of interest are astrophysical analyses related to source
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, an understanding of medical education to lead and guide Undergraduate, Master's, and Doctoral students, and advanced knowledge in Statistics. Furthermore, the candidate must have completed a doctorate in the field
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The main objective of this project is the development and validation of the drug esterification process and its incorporation to nanoparticles
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3) A cover letter explaining the main reason why the candidate is applying to this post-doc position. The selected candidate will receive a Post-Doctoral Fellowship from the São Paulo Research