Biodiversity Dynamics (Postdoc) at Monash University 1253 views

Project: Biodiversity Dynamics in Space and Time; Superviser: Asst. Prof Melodie McGeoch, School of Biological Sciences

Monash University believes in transformation, growth and optimism. Most important assets are the academicians which are exceptional around the globe. Extremely professional staff revolutionizing the ways to operate as a world-class organization.

The Faculty of Science contributes to the university’s goals through research, teaching and partnerships with industry, management and individual faction. The research vocation spans the theoretical to the practical, contributes to innovative understanding and technologies.

Location: Clayton campus

Candidates interested and experience in the below areas are eligible to apply:

1. Spatial biodiversity modelling, biodiversity scaling and turnover
2. Landscape level approaches to conversation planning.
3. Species abundance and distribution responses to climate change and the identification of microrefugia.

Qualifications and Requirements:

• PhD in Ecology, Biodiversity Science or Numerical/Mathematical Ecology, Community Ecology with a significant modelling component or relevant subject.
• Publications in high-ranked journals that evidently reflect evidence of independent skill to perform and publish research papers.
• Establish expertise in R and the use of Geographic Information System software.
• Be passionate about joint research.
• Knowledge in Botany considered added value.
• Ability to correspond effectively with other researchers at the interface of empirical and theoretical ecology.
• Strong proficiency in English.

The victorious contender will be likely to carry out and publish research in line with the performance standards of the Faculty of Science at Monash University. You will also be expected to contribute certainly to the research customs of the research faction and to specific, new and ongoing research projects as specified by the position.

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