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app in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to help you stay engaged, connected, and informed during your ORISE experience and beyond!” Application Deadline 12/4/2026 3:00:00 PM Eastern Time Zone
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applications for a Villum Foundation funded postdoctoral position in environmental genomics, microbiome ecology and pollinator health. Pollinator declines represent one of the most pressing challenges facing
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may influence pollinator physiology and ecology. You will help in hands-on research that examines native bee fitness and performance as a pollinator. Specifically, we will be examining the flight
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Breeding Programme at our Hawke's Bay Research Centre. Working alongside our research associates and technicians,you'll assist with the hand pollination and pollen collection ofapples during the peak
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plants Assisting in pollination Cutting and processing fruit Cleaning seed Taking data such as fruit weight, flesh color, dry matter, and other such measurements using various apps and instruments
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you’ll regularly exchange ideas about your research. This will help you to develop a strong academic profile. You will build valuable connections by participating in both the academic and social activities
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(their ‘stoichiometry’). This changes which plants thrive, and it changes the nutritional quality of the leaves and pollen that herbivorous and pollinating insects consume. However, we still poorly understand how
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Department: FAES | Entomology The Research Technician will assist with ongoing activities in the Gardiner and Meuti labs related to urban mosquito management, pollinator conservation and the role of mosquitoes
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, including experimental simulations of heat waves and their impacts on pollination, and assistance with coordinating an ongoing monitoring effort for bumble bees at sites in Minnesota and Wisconsin
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agricultural productivity while protecting human health, pollinators, and the environment. To learn more, please visit NCIPM Center . Application Instructions: To apply for this position, please click on “Apply