Hey everyone! I’ll be trying to apply to graduate school again this cycle! I am looking to work on a GRFP proposal. Does anybody happen to know of any PIs looking for students. My research interest and sensory ecology, population ecology, remote sensing and species distribution.
I'm excited to announce a tenure track faculty position in conservation genomics in EEB @UCLA! We're looking for candidates who use genomic tools to study evolutionary processes related to conservation. Note, the actual application deadline is Nov 29. https://t.co/HlP7npjCOu
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Pearl octopuses (Muusoctopus robustus) will congregate around the warm waters of deep-sea springs to mate and nest. The octopus moms will form these "octopus nurseries" where they brood their eggs in this silly, upside down pose.
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Advancements in species distribution models (SDMs) are here! A collaborative effort has led to the creation of tools that merge outputs with expert-vetted data. Learn how this co-design process boosts biodiversity conservation! 🌍 #ConservationTech#biodiversity#WallaceEcoMod
Exciting PhD and Postdoc Opportunities in Environmental Microbiology in Our Department!
If you’re passionate about this field or know someone who is, please share!
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The curled octopus (Eledone cirrhosa) has been known to science since the 4th century BCE. It gets its common name from the fact that the tips of its arms are curled at rest. It is also known as the horned octopus, after its horn-like papillae above each eye.
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It might not look like it, but Galiteuthis phyllura is one of the biggest squids around. These funky cranchiids are estimated to have a maximum mantle length of 2.7 m!
It's no wonder that these are relatives of the colossal squid!
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Using range maps to improve species distribution models: new method using stacked generalization published in Global Ecology & Biogeography (@GEB_macro) Paper led by Julian Oeser --> https://t.co/51D3rWq22N #SDM#biodiversity#models@BiogeoBerlin @ZurellLab @mfnberlin
The UNIDE Student Advisory Board is inviting applications for its 2024-2025 term, focusing on increasing diversity in ecology and environmental science. This opportunity is open to 8-10 motivated students of color, particularly undergraduates 1/2
Our GSMI webinar “Applying to STEM Programs” will be held on 8/27 at 12pm ET. Learn about why you should apply to STEM graduate programs, a timeline on the grad school application process, and how to build a strong application from the CL Team.
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Searching for a Ph.D. position and interested in carnivore community dynamics in the context of ocelot 🐆 reintroduction? Ph.D. posting coming early next week! 👀 Tell ya friends!
I have a friend applying to graduate school this year. She is interested in animal behavior - species interactions - movement ecology - wildlife ecology. Please let me know if you know of any PIs whose research might align! #AcademicChatter
Applications for Princeton's 2024 EEB Scholars program are now open! The program aims to demystify the grad school application process and provide tools for students to confidently apply to grad school. https://t.co/B2rfm2r5EN
A unique (and highly recommended) post-doc opportunity in Panamá with STRI for someone working in restoration ecology or applied ecology, that features an intriguing balance between research and outreach with indigenous communities. Please share widely! @stri_panama