Iowa State University · Iowa · posted today
Funded Research Assistantship evaluating Invasive Carp and native fishes (sturgeon, Blue Suckers, etc) behavior and movement ecology and population dynamics in the Missouri and Mississippi basins using vast acoustic telemetry databases. Tremendous opportunity to work closely and collaboratively with other graduate and undergraduate students and a wide diversity of state and federal agency partners. The student will work closely with other students to collect field data, supervise field technicians, data entry and analysis, and annual reports. Thesis topics can be developed based in part on student’s interests. Qualifications: Applicants for a MS degree must have a BS or applicants for a PhD must have a MS in fisheries or related field.. Candidates with fisheries fieldwork experience and demonstrated critical thinking, written and oral communication, analytical skills, and strong academic credentials are preferred. Applicant must be highly motivated, demonstrate a strong work ethic, and be physically capable and willing to work long hours in demanding outdoor conditions. Start date is January 2027 for the spring semester. Applications received before Oct 26 are guaranteed consideration but applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Send application (cover letter, CV, unofficial transcripts, and contact information for 3 references) electronically to Dr. Michael Weber, Dept. of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, Iowa State University, mjw@iastate.edu. Web link: http://www.nrem.iastate.edu
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