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Postdoctoral Fellow in Migratory Bird Ecology and Seasonal Interactions Georgetown University: Main Campus: Graduate School of Arts & Sciences: Earth Commons Location Main Campus Open Date Aug 05
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Breadcrumb Richard M. Bird Post-Doctoral Fellowship - IMFG at University of Toronto The Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance (IMFG) invites applications for a one-year Richard M. Bird Post-Doctoral
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and collect carcasses for analysis. Your task will be to explore what we can learn from the beached bird data. Topics include the distribution of mortality in time and space, and among species; causes
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. The following qualifications will be considered merits: • Experience of working with wild birds, particularly hole-nesting passerines, including bird handling, ringing, nest monitoring, blood
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redirected to an external site after 5 seconds) Save job Click to add the job to your shortlist Send job Job Details Postdoctoral Research Scientist Professor David Lewis/Thomas Bird Developing a
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University of California, Los Angeles | Los Angeles, California | United States | about 2 months ago
leverages hybridizing bird systems, which provide natural experiments that test the boundaries between closely related species. The successful candidate will analyze whole genome sequencing datasets from
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been completed earlier. Additional requirements Broad knowledge of the research field of ecology and evolution of bird migration. Hands-on experience with basic molecular ecology techniques, including
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fieldwork, including bird and/or plant identification skills • A record of publishing peer-reviewed scientific research appropriate to career stage • Excellent written and spoken communication
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, functional ecology, biodiversity conservation, global change ecology, or another closely related research area Experience in conducting ecological fieldwork, including bird and/or plant identification
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a range of public audiences and platforms. Pitch story ideas to the editorial team for potential publication in Living Bird magazine, All About Birds, Birds.Cornell.edu, Cornell Chronicle, and other