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Position Description Department of Biological & Environmental Engineering Postdoctoral Associate The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) is a pioneer of purpose-driven science and
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Qualifications PhD in Animal Science, Agricultural Economics, Sociology, Environmental Science, Global Development, or other fields with relevant experience. Demonstrated experience with collection and/or analysis
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. Anticipated Division of Time Research – 90% Mentoring – 10% Required Qualifications PhD in Animal Science, Environmental Science, Agronomy, Soil Science, Agricultural Engineering, or other relevant field
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. Anticipated Division of Time Research – 90% Mentoring – 10% Required Qualifications PhD in Animal Science, Environmental Science, Agronomy, Soil Science, Agricultural Engineering, or other relevant field
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to scientists and students around the world. The lab is comprised of eight state-of-the-art beamlines, each of which routinely hosts world-leading research in physics, chemistry, biology, environmental sciences
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: Analyzing longitudinally collected virological and serological data on zoonotic bat viruses Experience with environmental data and/or movement data would be an asset, but is not required, for: linking
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implementation: 50% Literature review: 15% Workshop development: 15% Data analysis and writing: 20% Requirements PhD in natural resources, environmental sciences, environmental policy, ecology, sustainability
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to extend for a year, contingent upon available funding, work and successful performance. Requirements Ph.D. in Animal Science, Veterinary Science, Data Science or related field. Experience studying and
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Postdoctoral Associate - Seed Biology and Technology Program The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) is a pioneer of purpose-driven science and Cornell University’s second largest
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, greenhouse, and environmental datasets to support predictive analyses and IPM-focused decision making • Interest in translating fundamental seed and plant defense biology into applied, field-relevant IPM