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exist to collaborate with skilled researchers in hydrology, geochemistry, environmental microbiology, and ecology within ORNL, at collaborating Universities and other National Laboratories. This position
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/facilities for microbiology, molecular biology, ecosystem ecology, plant biology, and genomics in a professional environment with excellent technical support. Basic Qualifications: Ph.D. degree in microbiology
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systems and their relationship with the environment. BSD has expertise and special facilities in genomics, computational systems biology, microbiology, microbial ecology, biophysics, and structural biology
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significance in energy, environment, and health through collaborative research and advanced technologies. BESSD leads convergence research in biology, ecology, engineering, data discovery, physical sciences, and
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Laboratory (ORNL) in the area of microbial ecology and metagenomics. associate in the area of microbial ecology and metagenomics. You will join international and interdisciplinary teams of investigators
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freshwater systems. The successful candidate will work collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team of environmental scientists at ORNL to understand the chemical and ecological factors controlling mercury
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will develop new functions and representations of ecological processes in models over a variety of spatial and temporal scales. You will publish your findings in top-quality journals, and you will have
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successful candidate will have strong interdisciplinary teamwork skills as they will be expected to work with researchers in water resources engineering, computation, informatics, ecology, and environmental
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strong dedication to the implementation and perpetuation of values and ethics Basic Qualifications: A Ph.D. in plant biology, crop science, ecology, or related fields. Applicants cannot have received
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creativity and skills in aquatic biogeochemistry and/or ecology to advance a predictive understanding of how and why watershed hydro-biogeochemical processes (esp. stream metabolism) operate under a range of