The U.S. Forest Service and the University of Minnesota, Department
of Forest Resources are seeking a postdoctoral scientist to
contribute to research assessing the consequences of weather
fluctuations for productivity and carbon cycling in forests of the
northern Lake States. This position is part of a larger project
assessing the impact of climate change on the Superior National
Forest (northeast Minnesota) and will utilize a network of existing
research sites with detailed field measurements and
dendrochronological data. These positions will work closely with
scientists at the University of Minnesota and the USDA Forest Service
Northern Research Station.
The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in forest ecology, forestry,
silviculture, ecosystem ecology, or a closely related field,
experience with dendrochronology, as well as a strong work ethic,
demonstrated quantitative capabilities, a record of leadership, and a
proven ability to work independently.
Applications or questions can be directed to Dr. Anthony D'Amato
(<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected], 612-625-3733) and/or Dr. John
Bradford (<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected], 218-326-7105).
Applications and required documents must be submitted online at the
University of Minnesota Employment website:
<http://employment.umn.edu>http://employment.umn.edu, requisition
169624. Applications should include a cover letter, statement of
interest and goals, resume/CV, and names and contact information for
three references. This position is available immediately, is funded
for at least two years, and is located in St. Paul MN. Applications
will be accepted until the position is filled.
