The Jornada Basin LTER posted seven new positions for 2023, including seven postdoctoral positions and a developer.
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Postdoctoral Researcher at UNDERC
UNDERC at the University of North Carolina is seeking a postdoctoral researcher interested in terrestrial or aquatic ecology.
Kellogg Biological Station REU
The Kellogg Biological Station seeks REU students for the summer 2023 field season, primarily based at the University of Michigan.
Northeast U.S. Shelf Long-Term Ecological Research (NES-LTER) Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs)
Study marine ecosystems and food webs from a boat as an REU student at the Northeast US Shelf LTER in 2023.
REU opportunities at the Hubbard Brook LTER
The Hubbard Brook LTER seeks REU students for the 2023 field season! Applications are due in late February.
Marine consumer nutrient dynamics
Consumer-mediated nutrient dynamics of marine ecosystems under the wake of global change Increases in the frequency and severity of disturbance events as a result of global change are altering population and community dynamics of marine animals. Given that animals are key recyclers of nutrients in many ecosystems, these ecological impacts may have consequences for ecosystem… Read more »
The Flux Gradient Project
The Flux Gradient Project: Understanding the methane sink-source capacity of natural ecosystems While biogenic CH4 emissions are thought to be of a similar magnitude to anthropogenic emissions, biogenic emissions remain the most uncertain source of the global CH4 budget. The vast areas with relatively small uptake and emission rates have been largely understudied but could… Read more »
Pelagic community structure
Interannual variability and long term change in pelagic community structure across a latitudinal gradient Recent synthesis has shown both similarities and differences in how pelagic marine ecosystems have been influenced by cyclic and long term changes in the marine environment. The pelagic community structure synthesis group uses comparative data to test a series of conceptual… Read more »
Producers, Consumers and Disturbance
Response of Primary Producers and Primary Consumers to Environmental Change: from small-scale disturbances to seasonal and long-term changes This LTER SPARC Synthesis Working Group brings together LTER researchers interested in understanding how disturbances and environmental change across timescales are altering the production and transfer of organic matter from primary producers to herbivores. All ecosystems are… Read more »
Soil phosphorus control of carbon and nitrogen
Do actively cycling C and N pools depend ultimately on soil P supply? Across-biome synthesis In terrestrial systems the nitrogen cycle is more open than the phosphorus cycle. New N accumulates by biological N fixation and atmospheric deposition, and is readily lost from the system when N is in excess of biological demand. In contrast,… Read more »