USGS Developing Food Web Models to Inform River Management in the Grand Canyon Segment of the Colorado River U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) in United States

Environmental Laboratory research opportunity in aquatic plant ecology and management at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) Environmental Laboratory, part of the U.S. Department of Defense research enterprise. The project centers on aquatic plant management science, with a strong emphasis on plant ecology, invasive species ecology and management, and insect-plant interactions. The selected student will work under the guidance of a mentor and contribute to research on c...

Three Quantitative Ecology Postdoctoral Positions are available at the University of Minnesota to join Drs. John Fieberg , Gretchen Hansen , and Jake Walsh on funded projects focused on the ecosystem effects of invasive aquatic plants and their management. The research is highly interdisciplinary and centers on quantitative ecology , causal inference , decision analysis , and ecological modeling. The projects will assess the benefits, costs, and ecological tradeoffs of aquatic plant treatments a...

ORISE Fellow opportunities are available in Ecological Statistics Research and Development with the U.S. Geological Survey , Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center, based in Bozeman, Montana. The posting describes multiple openings for MS and PhD-level applicants interested in ecological statistics, natural resources, and research and development work. The appointments are 2 years with possible extension. The role allows remote work and notes a flexible location for the right candidates, with a ...

Sapienza University of Rome is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for the HORIZON project NatureRestoreR , hosted in the Biodiversity & Global Change Lab . The project aims to develop flexible ecological modelling tools that can help EU authorities design and optimize effective nature restoration plans. The postdoc will work on species distribution modelling at fine spatial scales using advanced approaches such as nSDM and iSDM across Europe. The role is strongly quantitative and is well suite...

Uppsala University is inviting applications for a full-time PhD student position in Limnology, based in the Department of Ecology and Genetics within the Limnology program in Uppsala, Sweden. The project focuses on modelling phytoplankton succession in lakes and understanding how lake communities respond to climate warming, eutrophication, extreme weather events, and other environmental changes. The doctoral researcher will use process-based biogeochemical and dynamical models, data handling, st...