The Matthes Eco Lab (http://http://matthesecolab.com/) in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Grad Program at Dartmouth College is seeking talented and motivated Ph.D. students to join the lab in Fall 2014.
Research in the Matthes Lab focuses on understanding feedbacks among climate change, land-use change, and ecosystem processes through a combination of eddy covariance and field measurements, ecosystem modeling, and remote sensing. In particular I am looking for students interested in investigating greenhouse gas fluxes and carbon dynamics within wetland ecosystems at multiple spatial scales, though I am also open to other dissertation research projects related to the themes in my research. Students with experience deploying eddy covariance instrumentation and/or using statistical methods to analyze large datasets are particularly encouraged to apply. The deadline to apply to the EEB program is 1 December 2013, so email me ( jaclyn.hatala.matt...@gmail.com) with your research interests and CV well in advance of the deadline if you are interested in joining my lab through the program. Details about the Dartmouth EEB Grad Program can be found here: http://dartmouth.edu/biology/graduate/ecology-and-evolutionary-biology Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions regarding the Dartmouth EEB Ph.D. Program or future research plans in the lab. -- Jaclyn Hatala Matthes Assistant Professor, *in July 2014* Dept. Geography and Grad Program in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH http://matthesecolab.com
