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require •Strong interest and motivation in conducting evolutionary and chemical ecological research at different levels. •MSc/diploma in a relevant field (e.g., evolutionary biology, chemical ecology
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role The Research Fellow will play a lead role in an ambitious project to reconstruct the evolutionary pathway between different reproductive modes in Littorina. ( https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126
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biochemistry, biophysics, spectroscopy, molecular bioenergetics, redox methods, structural biology (e.g., cryo-EM), molecular biology, molecular enzymology, evolutionary considerations, and comparative
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-tested ecological and evolutionary chemistry (Agrawal Lab; https://agrawal.eeb.cornell.edu). This position requires a recent PhD graduate with expertise in natural products chemistry, analytical
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and evolutionary chemistry (Agrawal Lab; https://agrawal.eeb.cornell.edu ). This position requires a recent PhD graduate with expertise in natural products chemistry, analytical chemistry, or plant
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populations for the diversity and evolutionary history of Starship transposons. This new position will partner closely with that colleague, contributing either the cell-biology or the biochemistry
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", funded by the Community of Madrid (reference CM/DEMG/2024-011). The project focuses on evolutionary ecology, particularly adaptation and phenotypic plasticity in biological invasions. Main responsibilities
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: • An MSc degree in evolutionary biology, population genetics, bioinformatics, or a related field. • Research experience in population genetics or population genomics. • Experience with
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dynamic assemblies in Gram-negative bacteria. It shares evolutionary origins with contractile phage tails and other extracellular contractile protein translocation nanomachines. Importantly, the unique
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project aims to reconstruct how trilobites saw the world around them, determine how their vision was interwoven with their evolutionary longevity and success, and identify optical and neural principles