La Sociedad Española de Paleontología ha convocado 7 ayudas dirigidas a jóvenes investigadores en Paleontología
AYUDAS A LA INVESTIGACIÓN 2016
CONVOCATORIA: La Sociedad Española de Paleontología (SEP), de acuerdo con lo establecido en la Asamblea General Ordinaria del 5/10/2012
y las Reuniones de las Junta Directiva (JD) de la SEP del 12/04/2013 y del 27/01/2015, convoca siete ayudas de investigación para el año 2016,
dirigidas a jóvenes investigadores en cualquiera de las ramas o especialidades de la Paleontología.
Plazo de entrega de las solicitudes: 1-31 de julio ambos inclusive.
Podéis acceder a la convocatoria y los documentos pertinentes en nuestra web:
https://www.sepaleontologia.es/
REQUISITOS: Los solicitantes deberán cumplir los siguientes requisitos:
1. Ser miembro de la SEP o haber solicitado su inscripción en la misma
2. Estar en posesión del título de licenciado, graduado o equivalente y estar matriculado en un Programa de Máster o Doctorado
3. En caso de ser Doctor, tener menos de 5 años de antigüedad con esta titulación
4. No haber disfrutado esta ayuda de la SEP en los dos años anteriores a la actual convocatoria
SOLICITUD: La solicitud será dirigida a la Secretaría de la Sociedad Española de Paleontología (secretariasep@uv.es)
con copia a la Presidenta de la Comisión de Ayudas a la Investigación (CAISEP) Dra. Esmeralda Caus, por correo postal (Departament de Geologia (Paleontologia),
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Edifici C(s), Cerdanyola del Vallés - 08193) o por correo electrónico (esmeralda.caus@uab.es) indicando
"Comisión de Ayudas a la Investigación de la Sociedad Española de Paleontología (CAISEP)”.
mas informacion en: www.sepaleontologia.es/
Correo electrónico de envíos de propuestas: secretariasep@uv.es
lunes, julio 04, 2016
Postdoc in Macroecology/Macroevolution, University of Chicago
Postdoc in Macroecology/Macroevolution, University of Chicago
Closing date: 31 August 2016
Seeking a postdoctoral scholar to participate in an ongoing collaborative research project (D. Jablonski-K. Roy-J. W. Valentine) on the origin and maintenance of trait and functional diversity in time & space. Marine bivalves will be used as a model system due to their excellent fossil record, ecological diversity, highly resolved taxonomy and increasingly refined phylogenies. Research involves quantifying biogeographic and morphological patterns of fossil and modern taxa, quantifying the Cenozoic spatial and evolutionary dynamics underlying them, and relating these patterns to environmental change, past, present, and future.
Postdoctoral scholar will assist in data collection (literature and museums), analysis, and modeling of diversity dynamics, and will take the lead on some new research projects. Experience in some combination of modeling, statistical, morphometric, and spatial (GIS) analyses and/or database management required.
One-year appointment renewable for one or more additional years. Starting date negotiable but prefer early fall 2016. Requires either Ph.D. in hand or dissertation submitted and approved for degree.
Please email a letter documenting research interests and experience, a CV, and the email addresses of two references to Dr. David Jablonski (dj-postdoc@geosci.uchicago.edu) at the University of Chicago. Applications required by August 31, 2016 for full consideration.
Closing date: 31 August 2016
Seeking a postdoctoral scholar to participate in an ongoing collaborative research project (D. Jablonski-K. Roy-J. W. Valentine) on the origin and maintenance of trait and functional diversity in time & space. Marine bivalves will be used as a model system due to their excellent fossil record, ecological diversity, highly resolved taxonomy and increasingly refined phylogenies. Research involves quantifying biogeographic and morphological patterns of fossil and modern taxa, quantifying the Cenozoic spatial and evolutionary dynamics underlying them, and relating these patterns to environmental change, past, present, and future.
Postdoctoral scholar will assist in data collection (literature and museums), analysis, and modeling of diversity dynamics, and will take the lead on some new research projects. Experience in some combination of modeling, statistical, morphometric, and spatial (GIS) analyses and/or database management required.
One-year appointment renewable for one or more additional years. Starting date negotiable but prefer early fall 2016. Requires either Ph.D. in hand or dissertation submitted and approved for degree.
Please email a letter documenting research interests and experience, a CV, and the email addresses of two references to Dr. David Jablonski (dj-postdoc@geosci.uchicago.edu) at the University of Chicago. Applications required by August 31, 2016 for full consideration.
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