ASSISTANTSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Program: Aquatic Ecology and Harmful Algal Blooms
Entity: Auburn University
Location: Alabama, US
Stipend: Starting for Ph.D. = $35k/yr and M.S. = $30k/yr)
Start date: January 2025
Description:
Three graduate research assistantships (Ph.D. (preferred) or M.S.) in aquatic ecology & harmful algal blooms are available in Alan Wilson’s lab at Auburn University. We are an active & productive lab with current research projects that are funded by a variety of grants from USDA ARS & USDA NIFA that leverage our field station that includes hundreds of aquaculture ponds & nearby recreational & drinking water reservoirs. Here, we pursue basic & applied questions associated with understanding the ecological, evolutionary, & limnological mechanisms controlling the structure & function of freshwater plankton communities.
Qualifications:
-Ideal candidates will be data driven, hard-working, honest, highly self-motivated, team-oriented, & excited about studying freshwater communities.
-Prior coursework in ecology, limnology, & statistics, a strong interest in mentoring undergraduates & participating in outreach, & relevant research experiences (including analytical skills, such molecular, GC-MS, HPLC) are desirable, but not required.
How to Apply:
-Interested students are encouraged to submit their application materials (CV, GRE scores (if available), copies of transcripts, & contact information for three references) at https://lnkd.in/ed2EhcKP
For more info:
https://www.wilsonlab.com/
