The laboratory of Dr. Laura Leites in the Department of Ecosystem Science
and Management at The Pennsylvania State University is seeking applications
for a postdoctoral scholar to investigate adaptation to climate of
northeastern forest tree species. The research project involves
understanding and modeling adaptation to climate in ecologically and
economically important northeastern forest tree species with emphasis in
modeling populations’ growth responses to climate. In addition, the project
seeks to delineate seed collection zones for the species of interest using
multiple methodological approaches and data sources. Qualifications:
candidates must have a PhD in Forest Ecology, Forest Science or related
field. Emphasis in ecological genetics or quantitative forest ecology is
preferred. Candidates are expected to have a solid publication record,
demonstrated analytical and statistical modeling skills, as well as strong R
programing and GIS skills.  This is a fixed-term appointment funded for one
year from date of hire with a possibility of re-funding. Applications should
include: curriculum vitae, names and contact information for three
references, and a personal statement of background, interests, and skills
relevant to the position. Review of applications will begin immediately and
continue until the position is filled.  Apply online at
https://psu.jobs/job/71722 

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