Just a reminder announcement. Symposium Proposals for this years
US-IALE meeting are due October 21.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Dr. Jeffrey W. Hollister
US EPA
Atlantic Ecology Division
27 Tarzwell Drive
Narragansett, RI 02882
(401) 782-9655
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From:
Staff Research Associate
Alpine Treeline Warming Experiment
University of California
Position Overview
The Alpine Treeline Warming Experiment is a field
experiment replicated at three elevations at
Niwot Ridge, CO, testing projections of upward
shifts in the elevational ranges of subalpine
Just a reminder about the Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium occurring
October 21 – 23, 2011 at the University of South Alabama. Regular
registration has been extended until Monday, October 3rd. If you have an
interest in any aspect of animals and their impact on the landscape,
please consider
Hello Student Section members and non-members,
Congratulations to all ESA students for their great participation at the
2011 ESA Annual Meeting! The Student Section has updated its website with
important information: http://www.esa.org/students/section/node/1
1. Meeting minutes of our ESA-SS
Ecologgers:
I am stumped with my literature searches to unearth papers on the
response of ecosystem engineers (richness and abundance) to metrics of
habitat heterogeneity. In particular, I am interested in defining habitat
heterogeneity with regards to spatial landscape metrics of habitat
David,thank you for sharing the link.
As subscribers to Ecolog are ecology oriented, perhaps we can read the article
thinking about the big picture. Mainly the 7 billion people in the world. We
have surpassed the carrying capacity of our planet. I strongly suggest reading
the latest work from
The Aquatic Ecology Lab at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln is searching
for qualified M.S. or Ph.D. students to work on an NSF-funded study on the
interactions of carbon, nitrogen and sulfur cycling in a recently restored
coastal plains wetland experiencing salt water intrusion. This project
Position of camp administrator
JOB DESCRIPTION
We are searching for a camp manager for an ongoing long-term field
project in LuiKotale, Salonga NP, Democratic Republic of Congo. The
person will be in charge of camp management, logistics, and
communication. This includes organizing working
Sarah,
Though you make an excellent point, I think the article addresses a deeper
societal issue than overpopulation and losing women in science careers. 21st
century women often have to make a choice between career and family; those
that think they can do both jobs well often get little sleep
Here's your chance to win cash and prizes for photos of your research. Enter
the Faces of Biology Photo Contest, sponsored by the American Institute of
Biological Sciences (AIBS).
The contest is an opportunity to showcase the varied forms that biological
research can take. Photographs entered
Maybe it's not something that institutions need to do but more of a
shift in the norms of society. The article mentioned male scientists
having the support of stay-at-home-wives - why can't females enjoying
the support of partner who stays at home to raise the children? Of
course that
Assistant Professor in Microbial Ecology
The Biology Department invites applications for a tenure-track
Assistant Professor appointment in microbial ecology (beginning Fall
2012, subject to budgetary approval). We seek a colleague using
cutting-edge techniques (e.g., genomics, proteomics) to
During my last year of my PhD, I, along with a few fellow graduate
students, had lunch with a prominent evolutionary biologist who had
been invited to give a talk at our department. As we discussed our
research, this senior professor suggested a follow-up experiment to
extend my research. I had
M.S. Graduate Research Assistantship, Virginia Tech University,
Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation, Blacksburg ,VA
Responsibilities: The successful applicant will carry out a research
project linking fish production to habitat and climate variability in
southern Appalachian mountain
I would suggest that this famous evolutionary biologist is stuck back in
the Cretaceous period when it comes to attitudes.
Both women and men need to have a life besides science. Choices need to be
made in life, and sometimes family has to come before doing that other
experiment right away, or
CAP LTER Research Technician Position, Tempe, AZ
The Global Institute of Sustainability's Central Arizona-Phoenix Long-Term
Ecological Research (CAP LTER) project seeks a Research Technician to
provide field and analytical support for urban ecology research programs in
the greater Phoenix
Does anyone else find it ironic that an evolutionary biologist would
value a publication over offspring?
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From: Ecological Society of America: grants, jobs, news
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Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2011 1:47 PM
Faculty Position in Microbial Ecology
The Department of Biology at the University of Utah invites
applications for a tenure track
position at the level of Assistant Professor in microbial
ecology. The search will
encompass all areas of microbial biology with relevance to
ecology and
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