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Postdoc in urban pollination

Posted on 2022-09-12Updated on 2023-03-30by SmithCategories:postdocs

Please note the deadline for this has passed. The Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in Saint Louis sponsors a cohort of prestigious postdoc positions each year on ecology and conservation. This year, the program is inviting potential mentors to propose projects. Thus, we’re eager to hear for you if you’d like to apply for …
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Collaboration across decades: Matt Austin’s project on wildflower phenology

Posted on 2021-03-29Updated on 2021-03-29by SmithCategories:climate, climate change, global change, Nichey, people, phenology, postdocs
Matthew Austin, Ph.D.

Matt’s project on examining the evolutionary implications of changes in wildflower phenology was nicely reported on the Newsroom blog of Washington University in Saint Louis!

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