Two Project Assistant positions are available at the Cary Institute of
Ecosystem Studies. Both pertain to The Tick Project (www.tickproject.org),
which is developing and testing a new approach to reducing the incidence of
tick-borne disease in residential neighborhoods.
Position 1 (17007-I)
*The following job openings at the Cary Institute in New York’s Hudson
Valley are now available.*
*1. Seasonal Project Assistants “Mouse-mast Project” (up to 3):* Job
Reference #07002-I. Research the dynamics of mammalian communities and the
relationships between mammals, ticks, oak trees, and
*Research Specialist needed for field and lab project on “Climate Change
and Tick-borne Disease Project”:* Job Reference # 16033-I. Research the
effects of weather and climate on the survival and behavior of blacklegged
ticks and risk of tick-borne disease. Location is the Cary Institute of
Dear Colleagues,
Please distribute the following job postings as you see fit.
*1. Research Specialist needed for field and lab project on “Climate Change
and Tick-borne Disease Project”:* Job Reference # 16011-I. Research the
effects of weather and climate on the survival and behavior of
Dear Colleagues,
Please see the job announcement below and distribute as you see fit.
Thanks!
Personnel needed to undertake new, multi-year, large-scale Integrated Tick
Management research to reduce human incidence of tick-borne diseases.
Multiple positions are to be filled in winter and
*Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology*
The Biology Program at Bard College is seeking a highly motivated
individual to fill a temporary position for the 2015-2016 academic year.
The successful applicant will teach a combination of hands-on introductory
courses and an advanced ecology course.
Dear Colleagues,
Please note that the 2014 volume of The Year in Ecology and Conservation
Biology (current impact factor between 10 and 11 depending on method) has
just been published and will remain open access through the end of October,
2014. After that it’s available through subscriptions
Position #: 14003-I
Date: January 24, 2014
*POSITION AVAILABLE*
*TITLE:*
Seasonal Project Assistants (up to 6)
*PURPOSE:*
Research the dynamics of mammalian communities and the relationships
between mammals, ticks, oak trees, and Lyme disease.
*LOCATION: *
Cary
Dear colleagues:
A new volume (September 2013) of the Annals of the New York Academy of
Sciences, entitled Climate Change and Species Interactions: Ways Forward has
just been published online, and is available open access for the next 30 days
at:
Bard College is seeking applicants for two two-year Bard-HHMI Postdoctoral
Fellowhips in Science Education to begin in summer/fall 2013. Both Fellows will
be part of a campus-wide initiative to characterize and implement a science
curriculum for students not majoring in the sciences. Fellows
Project Assistants (up to three) sought for research on the dynamics of
mammalian communities and the relationships between mammals, ticks, tick-borne
pathogens, tree seeds, songbirds, and gypsy moths. The location is the Cary
Institute of Ecosystem Studies in New York's Hudson River Valley.
Environmental Scientist, Assistant Professor, Tenure Track -- Bard College
Environmental and Urban Studies Program
The Environmental and Urban Studies Program at Bard College is seeking
applications for a full-time, tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor
level. We are looking for a
Please note that the open position below is for a PERMANENT member of the
Scientific Staff at the Assistant Scientist, Associate Scientist, or Senior
Scientist level (equivalent of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Full
Professor). Job description follows.
Disease Ecologist - Open
Disease Ecologist – Open Rank
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, NY seeks a Disease
Ecologist to join the scientific staff at the level of Assistant, Associate, or
Senior Scientist. We seek an empirical or theoretical ecologist whose research
focuses on the ecology of human
Dear colleagues,
The 2012 issue of the review series that Bill Schlesinger and I have been
editing since 2008 is now available via open access at:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10./nyas.2012.1249.issue-1/issuetoc . I
think access will remain open for about a month. Enjoy!
Rick
NOW
Please note below two jobs, with multiple positions each, conducting ecological
field research in upstate NY. Feel free to distribute widely.
Summer Project Assistant (3 positions): Job Reference #12001-SF. Research the
dynamics of mammalian communities and the relationships between mammals,
Please note below two jobs, with multiple positions each, conducting ecological
field research in upstate NY. Feel free to distribute widely.
Summer Project Assistant (3 positions): Job Reference #12001-SF. Research the
dynamics of mammalian communities and the relationships between mammals,
Dear colleagues,
I'd like to call your attention to a newly published Special Issue of the
Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution, entitled: A Community-Ecology
Framework for Understanding Vector and Vector-Borne Disease Dynamics. The
papers in this compendium are currently available as
Tenure-track ecologist at Bard College
The Biology Program at Bard College is seeking applicants for a full-time,
tenure-track position in ecology at the Assistant Professor level. The
successful candidate will be a broadly trained ecologist whose research
interests complement the program's
Postdoctoral position in Disease Ecology, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
We invite applications for a postdoctoral position in disease ecology at the
Cary Institute in Millbrook, New York. The postdoc will work in a research
team led by Dr. Richard S. Ostfeld from the Cary Institute and
/publications/Annals/Detail.aspx?cid=80582296-ba48-438b-8635-9caaf9efba67;
and (2008)
http://www.nyas.org/Publications/Annals/Detail.aspx?cid=696a93d1-9024-4c95-8d17-5e2b82bbf8bd.
Rick Ostfeld
*
Richard S. Ostfeld, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist
Cary Institute of Ecosystem
TWO TYPES OF JOBS AVAILABLE AT THE CARY INSTITUTE - PLEASE SEE BELOW
JOB #1 TITLE:Project Assistant - up to 6 positions
DURATION: Temporary, full-time. Approximately April 20 to November
1, 2011, although applicants available during summer college break are
Dear Colleagues,
Wiley-Blackwell has just provided open access to the 2008 and 2009 volumes of
our annual series of reviews, The Year in Ecology and Conservation Biology,
published under the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. The links are
as follows:
Dear colleagues,
Can anyone provide me with (brief) case studies of spectacular failures of
ecological restoration, when the failure can be attributed to incomplete
knowledge of the essential taxa or functions involved in the targeted habitat
or processes? Many thanks. -Rick
Spring-summer Project Assistants (up to 9): Research the dynamics of mammalian
communities and the relationships between mammals, ticks, Lyme disease ecology,
tree seed survival, songbirds, and gypsy moths. Location is the Cary Institute
of Ecosystem Studies in New York's Hudson River Valley.
Two Anticipated Positions in Ecosystem Science
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies (formerly know as the Institute
of Ecosystem Studies) seeks to hire two individuals at the level of
Assistant or Associate Scientist. The successful candidates will have a
proven track record of research
Ecology of Infectious Disease Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoctoral Researcher sought to join a collaborative program examining
the interactions between Sudden Oak Death (SOD) and tick-borne disease
risk in California. Principal Investigators on the project are Dr.
Richard S. Ostfeld
Job Title: Assistant or Associate Scientist
Employer: Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Job Location: Millbrook, New York, United States
Two Anticipated Positions in Ecosystem Science
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies (formerly known as the Institute
of Ecosystem Studies) seeks to
The deadline to submit applications for the two open positions at IES
has been extended until October 1, 2007.
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The Institute of Ecosystem Studies seeks two individuals at the level of
Assistant or Associate Scientist. The successful candidates will have a
proven track record of research
Two Positions in Ecosystem Science
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The Institute of Ecosystem Studies seeks two individuals at the level of
Assistant or Associate Scientist. The successful candidates will have a
proven track record of research funding and publication in top
scientific journals. We are particularly
Bard College
Director
Bard Center for Environmental Policy
The Bard Center for Environmental Policy (BCEP) seeks a Director to
provide visionary, dynamic leadership and a public voice to the
six-year-old Center, which confers an interdisciplinary M.S. degree and
engages the community on
Research the dynamics of mammalian communities and the relationship
between mammals and Lyme disease ecology, tree seed survival, and forest
composition. Duties include live-trapping small mammals and reliably
recording pertinent data, sampling abundance of ticks, tree seed
collection, and
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Job Announcement, Disease Ecology, Summer-Fall 2006
Full-time, temporary (to mid October), paid, Project Assistants needed
for research on the ecology of Lyme disease in New York's Hudson River
Valley. Research in the laboratory of Richard S. Ostfeld focuses on the
relationships among mammalian
Ecology of Infectious Disease Postdoctoral Researcher Search Re-opened
Postdoctoral Researcher sought to join a newly funded collaborative
program examining the interactions between Lyme disease (LD) and Sudden
Oak Death (SOD) in California. Principal Investigators on the project
are Dr. Richard
Job Announcement, Disease Ecology, Spring-Fall 2006
Full-time, temporary (approximately mid May to mid November), paid,
Project Assistants needed for research on the ecology of Lyme disease in
New York's Hudson River Valley. Research in the laboratory of Richard
S. Ostfeld focuses on the
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