Postdoc in Algal Physiology at the University of Arizona University of Arizona in United States

Postdoctoral opportunity in hard clam aquaculture, breeding, and environmental stressor research at the University of Florida . The position focuses on working with the hard clam aquaculture industry in Florida, especially the Cedar Key region, to address challenges in shellfish culture. The postdoc will manage a breeding program for hard clams , conduct independent research on environmental stressors affecting shellfish aquaculture, and collaborate closely with shellfish farmers, the IFAS Shell...

Colorado State University is sharing a PhD Graduate Research Assistant opportunity in weed ecology , soil health , and sustainable weed management . The position is associated with Assistant Professor Lovreet Shergill and focuses on research in weed science , integrated weed management , and agricultural sustainability. This is a student research opening for a PhD-level candidate, not a scholarship announcement. The post does not list detailed eligibility criteria, but it clearly targets applica...

The Berry and Potato Pathology Program at Washington State University is recruiting a PhD student for a project on Botrytis fruit rot management in blueberries . The position is based at the Washington State University Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center in Mount Vernon, Washington, rather than the main Pullman campus. This opportunity is well suited to applicants interested in plant pathology , berry pathology , crop disease management , and applied research acros...

PhD opportunity at Oregon State University in Fisheries, Wildlife & Conservation Sciences , focused on coastal marine research supporting oyster hatcheries and farmers along the U.S. Pacific Coast. The project is based at the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station and the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon, and is co-mentored by the Gurr Lab and the USDA Pacific Shellfish Research Unit . Research topics include genotype-by-environment interactions in high-performance oyster fami...

PhD Student – Mammal Community Ecology at Texas State University (Shared Planet Group led by Dr. Alex Jensen). This PhD opening is for research on mammal community ecology and mammal responses to resource pulses . The project will involve field-based observational and experimental work, likely focused on locally important resource pulses such as persimmons, prickly pear, and acorns. Methods may include camera traps , selective exclusion , and scat surveys . The student will also lead a chapter/p...