The Research Associate position involves supporting research in materials science, plasma spray, laser/materials interactions, or ceramic oxide coatings by gathering and analyzing data, publishing scientific papers, and seeking extramural funding.
Applicants with a PhD in Ecology, expertise in fossil pollen analysis from South American tropical ecosystems, chemical sample preparation, data analysis in R, and supervision of students are preferred.
Responsibilities include fieldwork in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking South American countries, supervising undergraduate and graduate students, developing manuscripts, and delivering lectures.
Requirements: PhD in Ecology. The organization is an equal opportunity employer and complies with ADA and campus safety policies.
Applicants must submit official transcripts, and accommodations are available for disabilities. The position offers involvement in research, teaching, and fieldwork in a collaborative environment.