://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis
(http://quantifyinguncertainty.org<http://quantifyinguncertainty.org/>).
Applicants should be self-motivated, excited to work as part of a
://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis
(http://quantifyinguncertainty.org). Applicants should be self-motivated,
excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have laboratory and
field
://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis
(http://quantifyinguncertainty.org). Applicants should be self-motivated,
excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have laboratory
Undergraduates seeking research experience in forest ecology are invited to
apply for a 10-week expense-paid internship at Bartlett, Jeffers Brook, and
Hubbard Brook Experimental Forests in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
About the Project: Multiple Element Limitation in Northern
About the Project: Multiple Element Limitation in Northern Hardwood
Ecosystems (MELNHE) is an NSF-funded project that seeks to examine the
limits to forest productivity in the context of resource optimization
theory. Experimental tests of N and P limitation in temperate forest systems
are
://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be self-
motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory and field experience, and be comfortable living
Undergraduates seeking research experience in forest ecology are invited to
apply for a 10-week expense-paid internship at Bartlett, Jeffers Brook, and
Hubbard Brook Experimental Forests in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
About the Project: Multiple Element Limitation in Northern
://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be self-
motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory and field experience, and be comfortable living
on the project can be found at http://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be self-
motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory and field
by Yanai and others. Learn more at
http://quantifyinguncertainty.org<http://quantifyinguncertainty.org/>.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be
self-motivated, excited to work a
ttp://quantifyinguncertainty.org/>.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be
self-motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory and field experience, and be comfo
information on the project can be
found at http://www.esf.edu/melnhe.
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be
self-motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory
://quantifyinguncertainty.org.http://quantifyinguncertainty.org/
We welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in forest ecology,
nutrient cycling, and uncertainty analysis. Applicants should be self
motivated, excited to work as part of a multi-investigator project, have
laboratory and field experience
Ruth Yanai is looking for one more graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate
in a large, multi-investigator project on terrestrial nutrient limitation in
northern hardwood forests. Field sites are located at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers
Brook, and Bartlett Experimental Forests in the White
Ruth Yanai is recruiting a graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate in a
large, multi-investigator project on terrestrial nutrient limitation in
northern hardwood forests. Field sites are located at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers
Brook, and Bartlett Experimental Forests in the White Mountains of
Ruth Yanai is recruiting a graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate in a
large, multi-investigator project on nutrient limitation of young and old
northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook, and Bartlett
Experimental Forest in New Hampshire, USA. Thirteen stands have additions
at
forestecol...@esf.edumailto:forestecol...@esf.edu if you are interested in
applying.
While preference will be given to those with the experience listed above,
anyone with a sincere interest in the projects is encouraged to apply.
Heather Engelman
Research Analyst, Forest Ecology Laboratory
We are searching for a student (PhD preferred, summer start preferred, fall or
winter start possible) for a project on nutrient limitation in young and old
northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook, and Bartlett
Experimental Forest (sites with contrasting soil fertility) in New
Ruth Yanai is recruiting a graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate
in a new multi-investigator project on nutrient limitation (N vs P) of
young and old northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook,
and Bartlett Experimental Forest (sites with contrasting P availability)
in New
Ruth Yanai is recruiting a graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate
in a new multi-investigator project on nutrient limitation (N vs P) of
young and old northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook,
and Bartlett Experimental Forest (sites with contrasting P
availability)in New
Ruth Yanai is recruiting a graduate student, MS or PhD, to participate
in a new multi-investigator project on nutrient limitation (N vs P) of
young and old northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook,
and Bartlett Experimental Forest (sites with contrasting P availability)
in New
Ruth Yanai is looking for a Research Support Specialist. Information about
current projects is available from her website:
http://www.esf.edu/fnrm/faculty/yanai.htm
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Heather Engelman
Instructional Support Associate
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
I am still looking for a PhD student to focus on litterfall and foliar
retranslocation in the context of a larger project on nutrient limitation (N vs
P) of young and old northern hardwood stands at Hubbard Brook, Jeffers Brook,
and Bartlett Experimental Forest (sites with contrasting P
Support is available for graduate students (MS or PhD) in the areas of
ecosystem nutrient cycling and forest dynamics, to start in fall or
(preferably) summer 2008.
1. Nutrient concentration and content of litterfall: Litterfall is a
very important nutrient flux that is difficult to measure
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