Dear ecologgers, The SalGo Team @ the University of Oxford is currently recruiting a PhD student interested in “odd life history strategies” (e.g. regeneration in flatworms, heterotrophic plants, extreme longevity such as in Bristlecone pine, expedited growth like in bamboos) and life history evolution, eco-evolutionary dynamics, the nexus between ecophysiology and population dynamics, comparative demography, ecological forecasting, and/or the evolution of (and escape from) senescence.
The successful candidate will apply (with my feedback) for a competitive Newton Abraham studentship @ Oxford, with the position starting in October 2018, with generous support for 3.5 years. Further details see here: http://www.zoo.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/Newton%20Abraham%20Advert%20(MPLS)%202018-19.pdf If you are interested in joining my group, please contact me ([email protected]) with a brief description of your research interests and why you want to pursue a PhD, your CV, and pertinent publications (in prep OK). Preference to those candidates with MSc or similar experience. Kind regards, rob salguero-gomez
