I am recruiting PhD students to work with me, Dr. Meghan Avolio (https://meghanavolio.weebly.com/), in Johns Hopkins’ Earth & Planetary Sciences Department (http://eps.jhu.edu/). Broadly, I am a plant ecologist and study population, community, and ecosystem responses to global change. I work in cities and grasslands; I will be developing a local urban research program in Baltimore and continuing on-going grassland research at Konza Prairie in Manhattan Kansas.
Possible topics with include: adaptation to novel climates and environments; urban biodiversity patterns and drivers; and community responses to global change. I expect that the PhD student will develop their own research project in an area of shared interest. Enrollment is for Fall 2018. Applications are due January 15 (http://eps.jhu.edu/graduate/admissions/). If admitted, the 12-month stipend is competitive and health care benefits and tuition are covered. Preference is for students with research experience or a Master’s degree. If you are interested, please contact me: [email protected]. We can discuss research interests and determine if it is a good fit. Dr. Meghan Avolio Assistant Professor Earth & Planetary Sciences Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD 21218
