The Aeroecology group at the University of Oklahoma is looking for 
enthusiastic science trainees who want to lead the next wave of our 
understanding of life in the air.  We seek graduate students (2-3) 
interested in advancing our understanding the response of seasonal 
migrations of flying animals to global environmental change. Graduate 
student positions will be focused on both avian and insect migrants. The 
research will involve field biology as well as data science (integration 
and analysis of weather radar and other remotely sensed environmental data; 
experience field sampling with UAS also a plus).  The positions will be 
funded at ~$24,000/y for 3 years with a tuition waiver. We are an open and 
inclusive group that aspires to represent the diversity of society. 
Applications that evince both existing knowledge and future potential for 
creative interdisciplinary science will be most competitive.Send a cover 
letter, resume, and names of references to Jeff Kelly (jke...@ou.edu).
 
The Aeroecology group at the University of Oklahoma is looking for an 
enthusiastic post doctoral researcher who wants to lead the next wave in 
our understanding of life in the air. We specifically seek an individual 
interested in advancing our understanding the response of seasonal 
migrations of flying animals to global environmental change. The research 
will involve field biology as well as data science (integration and 
analysis of weather radar and other remotely sensed environmental data; 
experience field sampling with UAS also a plus).The position will begin at 
~$50,000/y with funding for  at least two years and is available as soon as 
January 2019. We are an open and inclusive group that aspires to represent 
the diversity of society. Applications that evince both existing knowledge 
and future potential for creative interdisciplinary science will be most 
competitive. Send a cover letter, resume, and names of references to Jeff 
Kelly (jke...@ou.edu).

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Jeff Kelly
Corix Chair in Water and Sustainability
Director, Plains Institute  
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Norman, OK 73019

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