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Plant-Insect Ecology Job Announcement 2023
Are you interesting in biodiversity conservation, biological control, and plant-insect interactions? The Plant-Herbivore Interaction Lab seeks to fill several positions as field/lab technicians for undergraduate students and recent graduates. The main project is investigating the potential biocontrol agents used to control the invasive plant air potato. The successful candidates will also have opportunities to assist with other projects related to plant defenses, functional traits, and more. All positions will be located in Gainesville, Florida with some travel to local field sites. Out of state travel may be occasionally required (lodgings and travel is covered).
Position 1: Research technicians (OPS)
Roles and responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Compensation: $18/hour
TO APPLY: Please send the following documents to Dr. Eduardo Calixto (calixtos.eduardo@ufl.edu) with the subject line “Ecology Tech 2023”: 1) a cover letter (1 page max) describing your experience, general interests in ecology, and interest in the project, 2) resume including relevant coursework, and 3) list of two references. Please combine all documents into one pdf, include your last name in the file name. We will begin reviewing applications March 22nd, so please consider applying soon.
Plant-Insect Ecology Job Announcement 2023
Are you interesting in biodiversity conservation, biological control, and plant-insect interactions? The Plant-Herbivore Interaction Lab seeks to fill several positions as field/lab technicians for undergraduate students and recent graduates. The main project is investigating the potential biocontrol agents used to control the invasive plant air potato. The successful candidates will also have opportunities to assist with other projects related to plant defenses, functional traits, and more. All positions will be located in Gainesville, Florida with some travel to local field sites. Out of state travel may be occasionally required (lodgings and travel is covered).
Position 2: Student technicians (OPS)
Roles and responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Compensation: $14/hour
TO APPLY: Please send the following documents to Dr. Eduardo Calixto (calixtos.eduardo@ufl.edu) with the subject line “Ecology Tech 2023”: 1) a cover letter (1 page max) describing your experience, general interests in ecology, and interest in the project, 2) resume including relevant coursework, and 3) list of two references. Please combine all documents into one pdf, include your last name in the file name. We will begin reviewing applications March 22nd, so please consider applying soon.