The Hardy Lab at Auburn University (http://hardylab.skullisland.info) is 
recruiting graduate students (MS or PhD) interested in exploring the diversity 
of herbivorous insects and using comparative analyses to better understand 
invasion biology. The work addresses general questions about the evolution of 
where species occur and aims to promote more sustainable agriculture and 
natural resource conservation. It will also shed light on the history of the 
species diversification in aphids.

Some prior experience with entomology and data science would help but is not 
required. We’ve taught many students these things from scratch. What is most 
important is curiosity about the research themes, and eagerness to learn how to 
do comparative biodiversity science.

The Hardy Lab values diversity and social equity. Members of groups that have 
been historically excluded from scientific research are especially urged to 
apply.

Start date: August of 2025.
Close date: The position will stay open until it is filled. I will start 
reviewing materials on February 7.
Support: A renewable 12-month stipend starting at $30K, tuition remission, and 
befits.
To Apply: Start by sending your CV and a short (<1 page) description of your 
research interests to Nate B Hardy (n...@auburn.edu). If it looks like you 
could be a good fit, I’ll reach out to further discuss the position, and pass 
along more details about applying to the AU Graduate School.

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