The Ecology & Evolutionary Biology graduate program at Rice University is cu currently accepting applications.
The EEB graduate program is home to a vibrant community of faculty, postdoctoral, graduate, and undergraduate scholars in ecology and evolution. Our program has particular strengths in population and community ecology, conservation biology, animal behavior, evolutionary ecology, and evolutionary genetics and genomics. The following faculty members are potentially accepting graduate students into their lab for Fall 2016: Amy Dunham ([email protected]): tropical ecology, conservation biology, ev evolutionary ecology applied to conservation issues in tropical ra rainforests. http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~aed4/amydunham/ Scott Egan ([email protected]): evolution, speciation, population geneti genetics and genomics, plant-insect interactions, conservation and invasi invasions. https://sites.google.com/site/scottpegan/ Volker Rudolf ([email protected]): Community, population, & evo evolutionary ecology, climate change, biodiversity, host-pathogen dynamics. http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~volker.rudolf/ Julia Saltz ([email protected]): Development and evolution of ind individual differences in behavior, behavioral genetics, evolutionary fee feedbacks, phenotypic plasticity, learning. https://saltzlab.wordpress.com Yousif Shamoo ([email protected]): molecular evolution; experimental evo evolution; drug resistance; adaptation; microbiology. http://www.bioc.rice.edu/~shamoo/shamoolab.html We offer highly competitive financial support and light teaching requirements for graduate students. We are located in Houston, Texas, an exciting city that is more culturally divers and affordable than any other majo major city in the US, with world-class opportunities for dining, arts, and ente entertainment and access to diverse terrestrial and aquatic environments. Rice Rice is located beside one of the country’s largest medical research cent centers, providing additional opportunities in bioinformatics and genomics. Completed applications should be received by January 10 to ensure full co consideration. There is no application fee for US citizens and permanent re residents. Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to contact po potential faculty advisors before applying. Complete information about the EE EEB graduate program, including application instructions, may be found at: ht https://biosciences.rice.edu/Content.aspx?id=936
