Graduate Assistantship in Ecosystem Carbon Dynamics At The University of Alabama
A M.S. or Ph.D. Graduate Assistantship is available in the Department of Biological Sciences to work on a large interdisciplinary project in Everglades National Park beginning January 2008. The student will focus on ecosystem carbon, water and energy exchange within two different hydroperiod marsh ecosystems. The student will have the opportunity to interact with scientists from the Everglades Coastal LTER. Knowledge of photosynthetic equipment and data logger use is a plus. This is a fully funded assistantship. Interested students should contact Dr. Gregory Starr for more details ([EMAIL PROTECTED] or 352-846-0889). The deadline for this assistantship is August 31,2007.
