Plant-Insect Ecology, & Pollination Positions

11/11/2020

Plant-Insect Ecology, & Pollination Positions

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12/4/2024 11:19:46 am

The USDA-ARS in beautiful Fargo, North Dakota is looking to hire a full-time permanent position.

Our group studies study insect stress physiology, with an emphasis on pollinators. We’re excited to announce that we are looking to add an insect reproductive physiologist to our team, and are hoping you can help us get the word out. We envision this person to work on the effects of developmental stressors on reproduction and to develop artificial insemination and/or in vitro fertilization techniques after germplasm cryopreservation.

Our Research Unit benefits from a highly collaborative relationship with North Dakota State University and our building is located on their campus. We have a large working group of USDA scientists, NDSU faculty, graduate students, postdocs, and an awesome support staff that contribute to broad research questions (we even have engineers on the team now!). An example of our collaborative environment is our annual Pollination Nation REU program, details of which can be found at https://www.ndsu.edu/biology/research/pollination_nation/

This is a full-time/permanent position open at the GS12/13 levels (government equivalent to assist./assoc. professor). We think that this would be a great opportunity for a motivated individual to contribute to impactful research and work within a collaborative and supportive team.

Check https://www.usajobs.gov/job/819771500 for additional details including how to apply.

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