Darwin Postdoctoral Fellowship University of Massachusetts Amherst in United States

The NatureNet Science Fellows Program is a fellowship scheme from The Nature Conservancy that supports interdisciplinary conservation science in partnership with a rotating set of leading universities. Fellows develop a research program with a Nature Conservancy mentor and one or more hosting senior scholars, combining university-based support with direct engagement in applied conservation. The program is designed to build new science talent for conservation work through a joint mentorship model...

PhD fellowship opportunity in ecology , evolutionary biology , and organismal biology at the University of Arkansas , in the Siepielski Lab and the Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology group. The lab studies questions at the intersection of ecology and evolution, including how evolution shapes species coexistence, how species respond to competition, predation, and parasitism, and how extreme ecological events drive eco-evolutionary change. Research approaches include observational, experim...

Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB) are offered by the National Science Foundation’s Directorate for Biological Sciences to support recent doctoral graduates conducting research and training in areas supported by BIO. The scheme is designed to help fellows build independence early in their research careers while pursuing their research and training goals in the most appropriate research setting for the project, regardless of whether funding is available at that site. This is a re...

The Center for Population Biology at the University of California, Davis is inviting applications for a postdoctoral fellowship focused on population biology. The fellowship sits within a broad research space that includes ecology, phylogenetics, comparative biology, population genetics, and evolution. This opportunity is based in the Center for Population Biology, where the successful fellow will join a research environment centered on population-level and evolutionary questions across the life...

The STRI D. Ross Robertson Shore-Fish Fellowship supports predoctoral PhD students carrying out field research on the evolution, ecology, and natural history of marine and brackish-water fishes . The fellowship is based at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Panama , placing the awardee in a strong tropical research setting focused on nearshore marine systems. This fellowship is designed for projects on shore fishes in nearshore tropical and subtropical waters . It is a one-yea...