Oferta compartida por Nuria For over 200 years the Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung represents one of the leading institutions investigating nature and its diversity. Currently, scientists from more than 40 countries conduct research in the fields of biodiversity, earth system analysis and climate change in seven Senckenberg institutes across Germany. Following its mission to analyze and document biodiversity in earth system dynamics – to serve science and society, Senckenberg fosters curiosity-driven and application-oriented research. In Senckenberg at Frankfurt we seek to fill the position of a Curator of Marine Invertebrates (m/f/d; tenure-track, full time). We are looking for an internationally recognized invertebrate zoologist with an excellent research record in integrative taxonomy, systematics, evolutionary and/or ecological research on marine invertebrate organisms. The ideal candidate will apply modern approaches, using innovative methods to unlock scientific...
The NTNU University Museum, Department of Natural History seeks a highly motivated entomologist to perform biosystematic research in one or more of the large insect orders, preferably Lepidoptera, Coleoptera or Hymenoptera, and to be curator of parts of our terrestrial invertebrate collection. The successful candidate will be linked to the Systematics and Evolution research group and strengthen the Department’s research in biological systematics according to the museum's strategic plan . The successful candidate will have work tasks at the NTNU University Museum, within the areas of: 1) research, 2) curation of scientific collections, 3) public outreach, 4) teaching at bachelor, master and PhD level, including supervising MSc- and PhD-students, and 5) administration and project management. The Department of Natural History offers a diverse and progressive research environment focused on projects that aim to describe and analyse biological diversity in space and time, including fac...
For nearly two decades, Te Papa has nurtured the legacies of New Zealand/Aotearoa its people and its environment. We are built on a foundation of innovation and co-creation and as a result we are looking for a new generation Curator, Invertebrates. You will be the newest member of a hard working team that produces science in a museum setting, working with national collections and other forms of cultural heritage. This role requires: * a PhD or equivalent experience and skills in Invertebrate sciences research in relation to New Zealand, * Undertaking research projects that contribute to the key research themes within the invertebrate policy, * Developing, implementing and monitoring collection development plans in the context of Te Papa’s national obligations and expectations for the Invertebrates portfolio, ensuring that collection objects are managed to accepted standards (both internal and external) in storage,...
A Postdoctoral Fellow position is available in the Department of Biology, Miami University, Oxford, OH, to conduct research on insect biodiversity, species interactions, and ecosystem services in multiple habitats within agricultural and exurban landscapes of SW Ohio. The postdoc would also involve teaching one course in introductory ecology. The position is available for one year beginning August 1, 2016, with the possibility of a one-year extension, depending on performance and funding availability. Requires a PhD in biology, ecology, environmental science, or related area; field research experience with invertebrate biodiversity or community interactions; and experience with statistical analysis using the R programming language. Desire experience in statistical analysis using spatial methods and GIS analysis using ArcGIS. Submit cover letter, curriculum vitae, statement of research and teaching interests, and contact information for three references to http://miamioh.hiretouch....
The Parent lab ( http://parentlab.weebly.com ) is looking for an undergraduate student to assist with field research in the Galapagos Islands. The undergraduate student will spend 10 weeks (May 30th - August 5th, within the NSF-funded REU program in the Department of Biological Sciences at University of Idaho) conducting research under the guidance of two graduate students investigating island biogeography, invertebrate physiology, and biomechanics. The research will involve traveling to the Galapagos Islands, hiking long distances with field equipment on difficult terrain, backpacking and camping in remote locations, and working long hours in the laboratory to measure physiological response and biomechanical variables in terrestrial invertebrates. The student will also have the opportunity to conduct independent research and present the results in the form of a poster at a research symposium at the end of the program. We are looking for applicants with some or all of the following exp...
INVERTEBRATE FIELD TECHNICIANS (2) needed 1 September through 30 November for research on abundance and diversity of intertidal invertebrates at Stone Harbor Point, Cape May County, NJ. Stone Harbor Point is located at the southern end of Seven-Mile Island. Duties include sediment core sampling, sediment processing (sieving, washing), and identification of invertebrates to the highest taxonomic level possible. Ability to identify intertidal invertebrates required; familiarity with intertidal invertebrates of the northeastern U.S. a plus. Applicants must be able to work independently or as part of a team, and work irregular hours, including occasional weekends. Salary $1800 - $2200/month, depending on experience. Must have own vehicle and a valid and clean driver’s license. Housing and reimbursement for gas provided. Send cover letter of interest, resume and three references no later than August 15 to René Buccinna, New Jersey Audubo...
INVERTEBRATE FIELD TECHNICIANS (2) needed 18 April through 24 June for research on abundance and diversity of infaunal food resources for shorebirds along New Jersey's Delaware Bay shore. Duties include soft-sediment core sampling (often from a small inflatable boat), sediment and fecal-sample processing (sieving, washing), and identification of prey items to the highest taxonomic level possible. Sampling will be conducted at two sites, representing a natural soft-sediment tidal marsh, and a managed impoundment with partial tidal restriction. Ability to identify marine and freshwater invertebrates of the eastern U.S. preferred. Applicants must be able to work independently or as part of a team, possibly work long hours or occasionally six days/week, in occasionally hot, muddy and buggy conditions. Salary $450/week. Must have own vehicle. Housing and reimbursement for gas provided. Send cover letter of interest, resume, and three references by 15 March to Dr. Kimberly Peters,...
The Joan Mosenthal DeWind Award The Xerces Society is now accepting applications for two $3,750 awards for research into Lepidoptera conservation. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS The DeWind awards are given to students who are engaged in research leading to a university degree related to Lepidoptera conservation and who intend to continue to work in this field. All proposals must be written by the student researcher. Proposed research should have a clear connection to Lepidoptera conservation and must be completed within one year from receiving funds. Applicants may be graduate or undergraduate students; however, please note that all but one awardee, to date, have been pursuing graduate research. Applications from countries outside the United States will be considered. Submission Deadline for 2008 Awards The submission deadline is Friday, December 21, 2007 at 5:00 PM PST. Award winners will be announced by March 31, 2008, with the awards given by May 2008. Instructions for Submitt...
