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Missouri State Office in Columbia, Missouri. Pay Grade: 90N Context of Job: The Department of Applied Economics and Statistics, at the University of Delaware, seeks a Limited Term Researcher of Conservation
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the Elephants (STE)” and the “Wildlife Conservation Network’s Elephant Crisis Fund (ECF)”. The selected researcher will be responsible for developing activities related to the study of the biology and
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results through the study, simulation, and identification of solutions with potential applications in environmental monitoring, protection and conservation, advanced manufacturing, transportation
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Mediterranean farmland: Setting conservation thresholds and targets using keystone small mammals (COMPETE2030-FEDER-00730000), funded by the ERDF through the COMPETE 2030 Program. Where to apply Website https
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opportunities to investigate whether the mechanisms identified are conserved in other tumour types, including lung and pancreatic cancer. Main responsibilities and duties: Perform molecular and cellular biology
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. We conduct world-class research in the areas of aquatic biology and ecology, Arctic environment and ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation biology and wildlife management. The Department currently
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farmers. Its research focuses on areas such as cryo-conservation of genetic material, big data analytics, breeding value estimation, phenotyping of novel traits in various species, and bioinformatics. You
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, and carbon export may change under future climate scenarios. Results will support the scientific basis for conservation and management of marine protected areas. • Analyse and integrate observational
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colleagues in other WENR teams and with researchers at national and international institutes. You will join an enthusiastic team of around 30 colleagues working on the conservation, restoration, development
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-escalation. The research builds on Conservation of Resources (COR) theory and develops a new process-oriented approach to workplace interpersonal mistreatment. It examines how personal, social, and