Research Assistant I Division of Biology, KSU.
Duties include assisting with field operations and sampling for grassland ecological studies, including climate manipulation experiments, grazing studies, and related research projects at Konza Prairie Biological Station; assists with set-up and maintenance of field experiments, application of experimental treatments, field measurements of plant and soil characteristics, downloading and processing data; assists with collection and processing of soil and plant samples; downloads and processes data from remote dataloggers; maintains field and laboratory records and data sheets; oversees student research assistants. Requires B.S. in Biology, Environmental Sciences or related field; experience with ecological methods; valid drivers license; computer skills, including Excel spreadsheets, and ability to work in a team environment. Preference given for experience in use of field environmental sampling equipment (portable infrared gas analyzer for soil CO2 flux, ceptometer, TDR, neutron probes), experience with Campbell Scientific dataloggers, and familiarity with prairie plants. To apply, send letter of application, CV or resume, and names of three professional references to: John Blair ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Division of Biology, 116 Ackert Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506. Review of applications begins June 28. Kansas State University is an equal opportunity employer.
