Level A, research-only academic
Full-time, starting late 2017
Two-year, fixed-term
Monash University Clayton campus
The Centre for Geometric Biology (
https://cgb.org.au/) is currently seeking to recruit two postdoctoral research fellows.
1. An adaptive dynamics modeler who will use adaptive dynamics modelling approaches to explore the drivers and consequences of body size evolution. Working with other researchers within the Centre for Geometric Biology, you will parameterise models based on empirical findings and provide advice around key tests of model predictions.
2. A life history empiricist with strong empirical and analytical skills, to explore the energetics of individuals, populations and communities and the interplay between life history traits and energy flow. Experience using cutting edge quantitative approaches is essential.
Successful candidates will have a PhD in theoretical biology or empirical ecology and demonstrated experience in developing theoretical models in fundamental ecology or empirical research using cutting edge quantitative approaches. They will also be able to demonstrate their ability to undertake outstanding research; with a high quality research publication record in recognised journals.
Enquiries to Professor Dustin Marshall on +61 3 9902 4449
For more information, or to apply, refer to the Centre for geometric Biology
https://cgb.org.au) and Monash University website. (
http://www.monash.edu/jobs)
