Postdoc: Spatial Ecology of Ungulate–Fire Dynamics

Colorado State University; Wagar (AL); In loco; USD 60.000 - 66.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Colorado State University’s Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology seeks a researcher specializing in spatial ecology to advance conservation science. You will conduct independent and collaborative studies applying advanced quantitative and spatial methods to real-world wildlife challenges.

Responsibilities include analyzing movement and camera data, developing GIS-based tools, publishing in peer‑reviewed journals, and building partnerships with faculty, students, and external

Competenze

• Ph.D. in a pertinent biological, physical, or computer science field.
• Demonstrated research focus on spatial ecology.
• Strong publication record in spatial ecology.
• Experience with research design in field settings.
• Proficiency in movement analyses and analysis of camera data.
• Spatial statistical modeling and processing of large data sets.
• Proficiency with GIS and related tools.
• Proficiency in Matlab, R, and/or Python; collaborative research experience.

Mansioni

• Conduct independent and collaborative research in spatial ecology.
• Develop and apply innovative quantitative and spatial analytical methods to address ecological and wildlife conservation questions.
• Analyze movement, camera, and spatial data.
• Publish research findings in peer‑reviewed scientific journals.
• Develop collaborations with faculty, researchers, students, and external partners.
• Contribute to GIS development and application.
• Assist with grant development and other research activities.

Conoscenze

Spatial ecology

Quantitative methods

GIS

Python

R

MATLAB

Formazione

Ph.D. in biology/earth/computer science

Strumenti

MATLAB

R

Python

Descrizione del lavoro

Colorado State University’s Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology seeks a researcher specializing in spatial ecology to advance conservation science. You will conduct independent and collaborative studies applying advanced quantitative and spatial methods to real-world wildlife challenges.

Responsibilities include analyzing movement and camera data, developing GIS-based tools, publishing in peer‑reviewed journals, and building partnerships with faculty, students, and external