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of Life and Environmental Sciences (SOLES) is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Avian Nutritional Biology to work on a project examining optimization of protein and energy sources in
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the United States and beyond. This position resides with the Lab's Birds of the World (BOW) team, although it is also closely connected to the broader groups and infrastructure through which all the Lab's avian
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circumstances, the doctoral degree can have been completed earlier. The postdoc is suitable for candidates with a background in avian physiology and a strong interest in migration ecology and behaviour
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background in avian physiology and a strong interest in migration ecology and behaviour. Additional requirements: Expert knowledge of avian physiology and physiology of flight Documented analytical and
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Postdoctoral Associate: Endangered Bird Conservation in the Western U.S., Cornell Lab of Ornithology
with external partners, the postdoctoral associate will be working closely with scientists in the Yang Center and in the Lab's Center for Avian Population Studies. We encourage postdoctoral associates
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Postdoctoral Associate: Endangered Bird Conservation in the Western U.S., Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Center for Avian Population Studies. We encourage postdoctoral associates to explore related research questions and collaborate on projects conducted in the Lab and with partners. This is a one-year
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influenza vaccine development and animal models, is looking for a talented postdoctoral fellow to work with in identifying avian influenza virus (AIV) vaccine candidates and vaccination strategies that can
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Postdoctoral Associate: Evaluating Pinyon Jay population status and correlates of decline, Cornell Lab of Ornithology Center for Avian Population Studies Cornell Lab of Ornithology College
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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