9 plant-ecophysiology positions in United States

Lab Manager

: Organization of and assistance with field work, including plant growth and ecophysiological measurements. Trains students and research assistants to work with equipment and to carry out field and greenhouse

Biological Scientist III*

, including on the physiological phenotyping platform, “plant array,”; designing, building, and maintaining ecophysiology laboratory equipment, including microcontroller systems and sensors; ensuring

Lab Technician

measurements of plant ecophysiology and hydraulics, focusing on drought impacts on western US tree species. Candidates with demonstrated background and training/skills in plant ecophysiology, plant hydraulics

Research Technician

Sciences, and the Institute of Marine Sciences. This consolidation represents an opportunity to build a nationally prominent earth and marine sciences department and coastal marine lab. The natural synergy

Research Technician

Sciences, and the Institute of Marine Sciences. This consolidation represents an opportunity to build a nationally prominent earth and marine sciences department and coastal marine lab. The natural synergy

Associate Research Scientist

for external research funding. The Associate Research Scientist should have extensive expertise in terrestrial biogeochemistry, plant ecophysiology, microbial ecology, and critical ecology. Applicants should

Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Evo-Physiology: Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

physiology, ecophysiology, anatomy, botany, evolutionary biology, or a related field Strong background in plant physiology, hydraulics, and anatomy, with experience in microscopy and histology. Experience with

Assistant or Associate Professor of Urban Plant Ecology

topics might include breeding and selection of urban landscape plants, root biology in urban environments, ecophysiological modeling of urban tree ecosystem services, urban landscape management

Simons Foundation: Postdoctoral Fellowships in Marine Microbial Ecology

composition of marine primary producers Massachusetts Institute of Technology, laboratory of Mick Follows Christine Ziegler, Ph.D. Uncovering the role of Prochlorococcus in marine vitamin B1 biosynthesis and