Interested in Joining the Lab?
Postdocs
I anticipate recruiting a postdoc to lead funded field and laboratory projects involving the food webs of African savannas in 2017, and I welcome motivated individuals to contact me about collaborative research ideas at any time.
In addition to external funding opportunities (e.g., NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Smith Fellowship), postdocs interested in joining my lab will be strong candidates for unique funding opportunities at Brown:
I anticipate recruiting a postdoc to lead funded field and laboratory projects involving the food webs of African savannas in 2017, and I welcome motivated individuals to contact me about collaborative research ideas at any time.
In addition to external funding opportunities (e.g., NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Smith Fellowship), postdocs interested in joining my lab will be strong candidates for unique funding opportunities at Brown:
- Voss Postdoctoral Fellowship - The Institute at Brown for Environment & Society
- NatureNet Fellowship - The Nature Conservancy
Graduate Students
To learn more about the graduate program at Brown University, please visit the Graduate Program website in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and read our Graduate Student Handbook. Graduate students will apply to join the lab through EEB, and those who pursue research with a significant conservation component will benefit from unique opportunities within the Institute at Brown for Environment & Society (IBES).
Graduate students in my lab may engage in basic research and in research with real-world conservation impacts. Research may occur in the lab and field. I encourage students to cultivate interest in great research ideas more than particular research tools.
Before applying, prospective students should contact me with a brief description of your research interests, experiences, and career goals (please include a copy of your CV and GRE scores). Brown's application deadline is in January, but it may be helpful to contact me well in advance if you wish to pursue external funding (e.g., applications to NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship Program are due in October).
To learn more about the graduate program at Brown University, please visit the Graduate Program website in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and read our Graduate Student Handbook. Graduate students will apply to join the lab through EEB, and those who pursue research with a significant conservation component will benefit from unique opportunities within the Institute at Brown for Environment & Society (IBES).
Graduate students in my lab may engage in basic research and in research with real-world conservation impacts. Research may occur in the lab and field. I encourage students to cultivate interest in great research ideas more than particular research tools.
Before applying, prospective students should contact me with a brief description of your research interests, experiences, and career goals (please include a copy of your CV and GRE scores). Brown's application deadline is in January, but it may be helpful to contact me well in advance if you wish to pursue external funding (e.g., applications to NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship Program are due in October).
