The Department of Botany at Oklahoma State University seeks to expand
its PhD program.  Toward this end, we can offer a $5,000 annual stipend
supplement to recruit highly qualified new PhD students.  The awards are
not restricted to US citizens.  For the 2008-9 academic year, it must be
assigned by 1 March 2008 for referral and approval by the College of
Arts & Sciences and the Graduate College.  This supplement remains
unassigned, thus prospective PhD students are encouraged to inquire with
appropriate faculty members as soon as possible.=20

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OSU Botany faculty research interests are very broad - please visit
http://botany.okstate.edu/ for more information. The four faculty with
ecologically-related interests are Michael Palmer, Bill Henley, Janette
Steets, and Andrew Doust.

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Mike has diverse interests including plant virus ecology, vegetation
dynamics, sustainable biofuels, and biogeography.  He is eager to
recruit students in any of these fields.  See
http://ecology.okstate.edu/Libra/ for information about the Palmer lab.

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Bill is eager to recruit new PhD students to work on projects involving
algal physiology and ecology, particularly halophilic chlorophytes,
diatoms and cyanobacteria.  See www.okstate.edu/artsci/SPMO for a
current funded project.

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Janette is interested in recruiting students to work on projects in
plant evolutionary ecology. Areas of particular interest include mating
system evolution, plant-herbivore and plant-pollinator interactions, and
plant ecophysiology.

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Andrew has interests in plant evolution, development and genetics, and
is eager to recruit students that wish to integrate these approaches to
understand the evolution of morphological diversity. Current projects
include the evolution of plant architecture in grasses, evolution and
ecology of the shade response in grasses, and fruit evolution in
mustards.

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Note that OSU has a broader community of plant ecologists outside of the
department of Botany, including faculty in Natural Resources Ecology and
Management, Zoology, and Plant Pathology.  Visit
http://ecology.okstate.edu <http://ecology.okstate.edu/>  for more
details.

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Contact information:

Michael Palmer      [EMAIL PROTECTED]          405-744-7717

William Henley       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>     405-744-5559

Janette Steets         [EMAIL PROTECTED]
405-744-3521

Andrew Doust      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>        405-744-9559

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Michael W. Palmer, Botany Department, Oklahoma State University
104 LSE Stillwater OK 74078 USA 405-744-7717=20
LABORATORY FOR INNOVATIVE BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS:
http://ecology.okstate.edu/Libra/ <http://ecology.okstate.edu/Libra/> =20
LIHD Biofuels Blog: http://testone.okstate.edu/debo/blogs/
OSU Botany: http://botany.okstate.edu/ <http://botany.okstate.edu/>

OSU Ecology: http://ecology.okstate.edu <http://ecology.okstate.edu/> =20

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