Pollination Ecology Crew Leader
We are hiring a Crew Leader for our Pollination Ecology project in the Mariana Islands. More information here. Applications accepted on a rolling basis.
Postdocs
I am looking for a quantitative ecology postdoc to analyze existing datasets on species interactions from the Mariana Islands (including data from manipulative field experiments, community metabarcoding, forest plots, and more) and/or to develop ecological niche forecasting models that incorporate dispersal information. In particular, I am interested in candidates with experience in network analysis, individual-based forest dynamics models, dispersal kernel modeling, machine learning, and/or ecological niche modeling. Start date is flexible. I have two years of funding, but I will encourage all candidates to apply for fellowships as well (e.g. the VT Presidential Fellowship or the NSF PRFB). If you are interested, please contact me at haldre@vt.edu.
Graduate students
If you are interested in graduate school in the Rogers Lab, please contact me via email (haldre@vt.edu). In particular, I am looking for a graduate student with prior connections to the Marianas to work on a pollination ecology MS or PhD project.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
If you are an undergraduate at Virginia Tech, University of Guam, Northern Marianas College, or Guam Community College, and are looking for research experience, please send me an email with your interests and availability. I typically expect students to dedicate at least 2 semesters to assisting me or others in my lab with their research, before they conduct an independent research project. Work-study students at Virginia Tech are particularly encouraged to contact me.
We are hiring a Crew Leader for our Pollination Ecology project in the Mariana Islands. More information here. Applications accepted on a rolling basis.
Postdocs
I am looking for a quantitative ecology postdoc to analyze existing datasets on species interactions from the Mariana Islands (including data from manipulative field experiments, community metabarcoding, forest plots, and more) and/or to develop ecological niche forecasting models that incorporate dispersal information. In particular, I am interested in candidates with experience in network analysis, individual-based forest dynamics models, dispersal kernel modeling, machine learning, and/or ecological niche modeling. Start date is flexible. I have two years of funding, but I will encourage all candidates to apply for fellowships as well (e.g. the VT Presidential Fellowship or the NSF PRFB). If you are interested, please contact me at haldre@vt.edu.
Graduate students
If you are interested in graduate school in the Rogers Lab, please contact me via email (haldre@vt.edu). In particular, I am looking for a graduate student with prior connections to the Marianas to work on a pollination ecology MS or PhD project.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
If you are an undergraduate at Virginia Tech, University of Guam, Northern Marianas College, or Guam Community College, and are looking for research experience, please send me an email with your interests and availability. I typically expect students to dedicate at least 2 semesters to assisting me or others in my lab with their research, before they conduct an independent research project. Work-study students at Virginia Tech are particularly encouraged to contact me.