Plant-Insect Ecology, & Pollination Positions

11/11/2020

Plant-Insect Ecology, & Pollination Positions

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Nayeli Carvajal

4/6/2023 01:29:18 pm

Undergraduate research assistant position
Ecology of plant-insect interactions

Wetzel Lab/Szendrei Lab, Department of Entomology, MSU

The Wetzel Lab and the Szendrei Lab at MSU are looking for an undergraduate research
assistant to work in a lab/greenhouse project examining how the ecology of plants and insects
responds to environmental stress. A joint project between the Wetzel Lab and the Vegetable
Entomology (Szendrei) Lab seeks to examine the consequences of heat waves for interactions
among potato plants, Colorado potato beetles, potato aphids, and their predators. Duties will
include rearing insects and growing plants in a greenhouse, setting up growth chamber
experiments, measuring plant traits, observing insect behavior, and recording data. Please see
http://wetzellab.com and http://vegetable.ent.msu.edu for more information about our research.
This is a full-time temporary position. Pay rate is $15/hr.

Preference will be given to MSU students. For information on how to apply please email

Postdoctoral Researcher Nayeli Carvajal (carvaj14@msu.edu).

The Wetzel Lab is in Department of Entomology and is affiliated
with the Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Behavior Program.
The Wetzel Lab strives to be a safe space for diversity in science.

Kerry Kenwood link

9/11/2023 11:01:51 am

Canada’s Liber Ero Fellowship Program – 2024 Call for Applications

We are delighted to announce a call for post-doctoral applications for the Liber Ero Fellowship Program. The Liber Ero Fellowship Program supports post-doctoral fellows who address pressing conservation challenges of relevance to Canada. The Program offers two-year fellowships and aims to develop the next generation of conservation scientists, trained in the latest methods and in the skills necessary to affect policy and improve conservation of Canada’s wild places and natural resources.

The Liber Ero Fellowship is open to candidates from any country whose research furthers conservation goals within Canada. Fellows must be hosted at a Canadian institution, with mentorship teams drawing from expertise in non-governmental organizations, government, and universities. Applications are now being accepted, with a deadline of November 1, 2023. See http://liberero.ca/ for more details.

Questions may be directed to Kerry Kenwood, Program Coordinator, by emailing info@liberero.ca.

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