The Post Lab at Yale University (https://postlab.yale.edu) and the Subalusky
Lab at University of Florida (https://asubalusky.wordpress.com) are seeking a
postdoctoral associate to study aquatic secondary production in response to
wildlife subsidies in the Mara River, Kenya. The successful candidate will
combine comparative and experimental methods to test predictions that the
magnitude of resource subsidies influences trophic structure and function. The
majority of the position will be based in the field in the Maasai Mara National
Reserve, Kenya, and the remainder of the position will be based at Yale
University in New Haven, CT. Prior experience studying aquatic food webs,
measuring secondary production, and conducting field research in remote
locations is preferred. The candidate must have a PhD in biology, ecology, or a
related field. The candidate will join a long-running project in the Mara River
Basin (https://mara.yale.edu/) and work with collaborators at Yale, UF, and the
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies.
Review of applications will begin 1 January 2019 and continue until the
position is filled. The preferred start date is spring 2019. To apply, please
email a brief letter of introduction and your CV to david.p...@xxxxxxxx. Please
include "Mara Postdoc" in the subject line.
Contact information: David M. Post, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology, Yale University, New Haven, CT 06511. david.p...@xxxxxxxx. 203-432-3005
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