Graduate Student Position in Community Ecology Funding is currently available to support a graduate student (M. Sc. or Ph.D.) working with Dr. Lonnie Aarssen (Queen's University) and Dr. Brandon Schamp (Algoma University). The student will be based at Queen's University. We are looking for an enthusiastic, motivated, and curious student to work with us as we try to understand the mechanistic underpinnings of natural patterns in plant biodiversity. In particular, we are interested in developing a project with a graduate student that addresses the relative contributions of competition and dispersal to plant communities. We encourage applications from those interested in natural history, field research, and computational biology to apply. Interested applicants may contact Dr. Aarssen (aarssenl@queensu.ca) and/or Dr. Schamp (brandon.schamp@algomau.ca).
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