Join the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) in Trondheim, Norway, for a two-year postdoctoral position with a possible one-year extension. Collaborate on the project “Integrating past evolution, adaptive capacity, and dispersal in population viability analysis under climate change (ADAPT)” funded by the Research Council of Norway. Develop a novel modelling approach integrating demography, genetics, and dispersal for spatially structured population viability predictions.

Qualifications 

• PhD in Biology or relevant field with a strong quantitative background
• Skills in population-dynamic modelling; additional knowledge of Bayesian methods, eco-evolutionary theory, movement ecology, and/or population genetics are advantageous
• Good communication skills and a strong publication record
• Creative and able to work independently and in a team

How to Apply:

Interested candidates should submit the following documents to Dr. Sila Kurugol (sila.kurugol@childrens.harvard.edu) and Dr. Onur Afacan (onur.afacan@childrens.harvard.edu):

1. Cover letter outlining relevant experience
2. Curriculum vitae with education, experience, publications, presentations, and research grants
3. Up to five examples of research products
4. Contact information for three referees