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evolutionary patterns (e.g., conservation genetics, functional genomics), spatial dynamics (e.g., landscape genetics, phylogeography), and/or community-scale processes or community composition, such as plant
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within and across social, evolutionary and health anthropology. Each year, we welcome over 130 undergraduate students and around 70 postgraduate students from around the world. We provide an intellectually
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&M University is responsible for research and teaching within the vast disciplines of the biological sciences, from molecular cell biology to ecology and evolutionary biology. Our faculty perform
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Scope of Job The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow in the laboratory of Dr. Erin E. Easton (Port Isabel, TX, https://eastonbenthos.org/), with a
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appropriate collective bargaining agreement. Salary is based on UC's salary scales. Areas of specialization include: Cognition, Perception, and Cognitive Neuroscience, Developmental and Evolutionary Psychology
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for national and international issues, policies, and sustainable models of scholarly communication. Serve as an advisor on trends, legislation, policies, evolutionary changes, and best practices regarding
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systems and their evolutionary dynamics in a physiologically relevant context. The successful candidate will form part of a team and will be expected to contribute to the formulation and submission
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that drive performance. Organismal-level research that is integrated with and/or has clear implications for ecological or evolutionary processes is preferred. Research may include theoretical, experimental
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here include those drawn from empirical psychology, linguistics, philosophy, computer science and artificial intelligence, neuroscience, behavioral economics, ethology, and evolutionary biology. Rather
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. Specifically, the doctoral student will determine how microbial resilience and resistance to drought can arise, along with its ecological, physiological, and/or evolutionary underpinnings. This work will combine