[ECOLOG-L] Ph.D. positions in Ecology, Evolution and Behavior at Georgetown University

more information see the Weiss Lab website: http://www.weisslab.org/ Butterfly responses to climate change: Dr. Leslie Ries is seeking a PhD student interested in field, laboratory and data-intensive approaches to ecology to join her lab’s research program on butterfly responses to climate ch

[ECOLOG-L] PhD Graduate Positions at Georgetown University

Lab website: http://www.weisslab.org/ Butterfly responses to climate change: Dr. Leslie Ries is seeking a PhD student interested in field, laboratory and data-intensive approaches to ecology to join her lab’s research program on butterfly responses to climate change. The Ries lab uses both experime

[ECOLOG-L] Relaunch of MonarchNet Website

edu> with your suggestions and feedback. Thanks! Leslie Ries Assistant Professor Georgetown University Department of Biology Box 571229 202-687-5678 (office) Washington D.C. 20057-1229

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoctoral research associate: continental-scale modeling of monarch butterflies

with contact information, and 4) one recent first-authored publication, to both: Dr. Elise Zipkin, Department of Zoology, MSU (ezip...@msu.edumailto:ezip...@msu.edu) and Dr. Leslie Ries, Department of Biology, UMD (lr...@umd.edumailto:lr...@umd.edu). Please use the subject heading “PostDoc Application

[ECOLOG-L] Your favorite sites for biodivirsity data and information

send out our soon-to-be-launched new website for our consortium (The North American Butterfly Monitoring Network) for those who are interested. Thanks so much! Leslie Ries lr...@umd.edu Leslie Ries Assistant Research Scientist University of Maryland Department of Biology College Park, MD 20742

[ECOLOG-L] Post-doctoral opportunity working on butterfly monitoring data in France

Call for a post-doctorate fellow within the project: “How Local-scale processes build up the Large-scale response of Butterflies to global changes: Integrative analysis across Monitoring Schemes” (LOLA-BMS) Background: Butterflies are a key bio-indicator of environmental change. Butterfly

[ECOLOG-L] Research Opportunities for Social Science and Humanities Scholars

The Social Dimensions of Environmental Sustainability Postdoctoral Positions Early or Mid-career Visiting Fellows Research Team Support The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC, pronounced s#7863;-sink) is the newest national synthesis center funded by the National Science

[ECOLOG-L] The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC) in Annapolis, MD seeks a Digital Information Research Specialist

SESYNC is a newly established national research center in Annapolis, MD devoted to fostering actionable synthesis research and scholarship at the interface of the social and environmental sciences (www.SESYNC.org). The Center seeks to recruit a truly outstanding Digital Information Research

[ECOLOG-L] The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC) in Annapolis, MD announces its opening and first call for research and fellowship applications

SESYNC is the newest NSF-funded national synthesis center, hosting researchers to integrate diverse forms of information, data, and models to inspire novel research and provide innovative solutions to socio- environmental problems. Through its diverse programs, the center invites researchers

[ECOLOG-L] Monarch monitoring

that monitor monarchs. For more information, check out this website: www.monarchnet.org Thanks! Leslie Ries University of Maryland

[ECOLOG-L] Short-term or part-time position for a quantitative ecologist or statistician

describing your background and current work situation. Leslie Ries Assistant Research Scientist Biology Department University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742