I am moving to a professorship at the University of Regensburg, and I am looking to fill a lecturer position (Akad. Rat a.Z.) for a quantitative ecologist (= some focus on theory, modeling or stats) in my new group. If the job ad below seems to fit for you, please do apply, and feel free…
NOTE: the position has been filled! We still seek applicants for a 3-yr PostDoc project that combines process-based forest models, Bayesian parameter estimation and ecologically the question of what processes cause diversity effects in temperate forests. A pdf with details of the call can be downloaded here. The position is available immediately. A first consideration…
We are looking for candidates to fill a 3-yr postdoc position in our lab. The plan is to use Bayesian statistics to connect a process-based forest model to data, and use the fitted models to test the effect of functional diversity on ecosystem responses and community stability. Details here or via NatureJobs.
The end of last year has been busy, with the result that my blogging activity had nearly ceased. No R holiday cards or end-of-the-year posts like other people. I’m happy to say though that, at least in spirit, but hopefully soon in writing as well, I’m back on track, so more frequent posting will commence…
I’m not actively tweeting, but I realize a lot of people do, so opened a twitter account for the blog. You can follow new articles now also @TheorEcolBlog.
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