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Four exciting postdocs in Ecology and Evolution at Washington University in St. Louis!
Sometimes it isn’t just the project that attracts a postdo to a lab but it is the community. It isn’t easy to tell what that community is like sometimes, so here we share. Four of us are looking for postdocs … Continue reading
Why does it take so long to choose a short list for an assistant professor position?
We received your application and letters of reference close to our target of 15 October. We made all the files immediately available to the faculty on the committee. We have been spending hours and hours reading the files. But why … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant professor, open position, Research, St. Louis, teaching
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Assistant Professor in Evolution at Washington University in St. Louis!
We have an open position in evolutionary biology right here at Washington University in St. Louis! I hope you’ll apply! We are very excited about this and hope to welcome an excellent new colleague soon to our wonderful university, department, … Continue reading
We have an opening for a technician!
Are you looking for a position for a couple of years before you apply to graduate school? Are you interested in evolutionary biology, genomics, social evolution, behavior, and microbes? Do you want to live in a fabulous city with perfect … Continue reading
Posted in Managing an academic career
Tagged Biology, job, St. Louis, technician, Washington University in St. Louis
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