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Postdoc in Hard Clam Aquaculture, Breeding, and Environmental Stressors University of Florida in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Postdoctoral position; funding details are not specified in the post. The role is a research appointment working with industry and extension partners, with an expectation to apply for extramural funding.
Country
United States
University
University of Florida
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About this position
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 Shellfish Extension program, private hatcheries, and a private company. The role also includes developing independent research priorities with industry partners and pursuing extramural funding.
This opportunity is well suited to candidates with interests in biology, environmental science, and aquaculture. The post does not mention a deadline, salary, or formal eligibility requirements, but it clearly emphasizes research independence, industry collaboration, and breeding-program management.
Interested applicants should review the linked posting for application details and prepare materials highlighting relevant research experience in shellfish, aquaculture systems, breeding, or environmental stress physiology.
Funding details
Postdoctoral position; funding details are not specified in the post. The role is a research appointment working with industry and extension partners, with an expectation to apply for extramural funding.
What's required
Postdoctoral training is implied. The candidate should be able to conduct independent research, manage a breeding program for hard clams, work with industry partners, and develop their own research priorities. Experience or interest in shellfish aquaculture, breeding, and environmental stressor research is relevant; the post also expects the successful candidate to pursue extramural funding.
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United States
Research Interests
Conservation Biology
Marine Biology
Experiential Learning
Environmental Science
Coastal Ecology
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