Dear Colleagues,

A post-doctoral Research Fellowship in Ecosystem Ecology is available at the 
University of Kansas, in Dr. Sharon Billings' laboratory. The successful 
applicant will explore how biogeochemical processes in terrestrial ecosystems 
influence fluxes of key greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, using laboratory, 
field, and/or modeling approaches. The post-doctoral researcher will have the 
opportunity to build on any of several on-going projects, based on his or her 
skillsets. Examples of projects are displayed at 
http://kbs.ku.edu/people/staff_www/billings/index.html. We seek a creative 
individual enthused about moving the science of human-altered ecosystems and 
soil organic matter dynamics forward. Required qualifications include a Ph.D. 
at the time of appointment or soon thereafter in ecosystem ecology, Earth 
system science, biogeochemistry or a related field, experience measuring or 
modeling fluxes of CO2 or N2O, knowledge of soil organic matter dynamics and 
climate change, and excellent mathematical and spoken and written English 
language skills.  Preferred qualifications include experience manipulating 
environments to test ideas of microbial responses to global change factors, 
experience with stable isotopes to address questions of global change, and 
experience modeling ecosystem responses to anthropogenic perturbations.  Start 
date is early January 2013.  To apply, see https://recruiting.ku.edu. 
Application review starts 11/16/12; applications will be accepted until a 
qualified pool is identified.  Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V


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Dr. Sharon A. Billings
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Kansas Biological Survey, Higuchi Hall
University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66047
785-864-1560
http://kbs.ku.edu/people/staff_www/billings/
http://kuerg.ku.edu/

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