Shirley Baker

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.