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Research Fellow in Community Ecology / Spatial Ecology

GraduateJuniorFull-timeHybridMelbourne VIC, AustraliaPosted 2 months agoVerified 1 week ago
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This job is about leading innovative coastal field experiments and conducting quantitative ecological research to understand marine biodiversity. The impact of this work is significant, as it drives ambitious coastal experiments and advances ecological theory. The team values collaboration and inclusivity, providing a supportive environment for professional development.

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Leading field experiments

Lead the design, implementation, and day-to-day delivery of a large-scale intertidal field experiment in coastal systems.
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Data analysis

Analyse field-collected data using quantitative and spatial methods, and develop models linking empirical patterns to ecological mechanisms.
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Research dissemination

Prepare high-quality manuscripts, conference presentations, and reports that communicate research findings to academic and broader audiences.

Key criteria

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PhD in ecology or related field

Demonstrated expertise in ecological research and theory.

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Experience in field-based ecological research

Proven background in designing and delivering coastal or marine studies.

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Advanced quantitative skills

Proficiency in R and analysis of complex datasets.

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5 criteria for this job
PhD in ecology or related field
Demonstrated expertise in ecological research and theory.

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Experience in field-based ecological research
Proven background in designing and delivering coastal or marine studies.

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Advanced quantitative skills
Proficiency in R and analysis of complex datasets.

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Track record of peer-reviewed publications
Evidence of ambition to build an academic research career.

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Organizational and project management abilities
Experience maintaining momentum from planning to publication.

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