Seeking highly qualified graduate students to pursue graduate degrees in
ecology, starting in the Summer or Fall of 2008 in the lab of John Drake at
the University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology. Research in this lab
focuses on population dynamics in experimental systems, infectious disease
ecology, and ecology of invasive species. We have strengths in modeling,
computation, and stochastic population theory. Recent projects include
invasive aquatic species in the North American Great Lakes, extinction in
experimental zooplankton populations, and models of the 2003 SARS outbreak
in Singapore. For other past research see
http://dragonfly.ecology.uga.edu/drakelab/. Students interested either in
modeling/computation/theory or in empirical research are encouraged to apply. 

Potential students are strongly encouraged to email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) a
letter of introduction and expression of interest by December 1, 2007). For
more information about the Graduate Program in Ecology and instructions for
applying, please see http://www.ecology.uga.edu/programs/doctorate.htm.
Funding is immediately available for the following position. Outstanding
applicants with other interests are encouraged to contact us about for
information about fellowships and other sources of funding.

POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BRANCHIOPODA IN TEMPORARY PONDS

Drs. John Drake (University of Georgia) and Stephen Golladay (Joseph W.
Jones Ecological Research Center) are seeking a graduate student at either
the MS or PhD level to study the population ecology of rare branchiopod
crustaceans in temporary ponds of the Ichauway conservation site in
southwest Georgia. Results of this work will be used in the conservation and
restoration of coastal plain isolated wetlands. The successful applicant
will complete coursework at the Odum School of Ecology (University of
Georgia) and will be subsequently stationed at the Jones Center for
research. For more information about the UGA graduate program in ecology,
please see http://www.ecology.uga.edu/programs.htm. For more information
about joint program between the Odum School of Ecology and the Jones Center,
please see http://www.ecology.uga.edu/facilities/assocfacil/josephjones.htm.
For more information about the Jones Center, including information about the
site, facilities, and programs, please see http://www.jonesctr.org/.

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