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- Philosophical discussions in the lab: Žižek criticises ideological ecology June 5, 2018 qaecology
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Tag Archives: ARC
A Future Fellowship for Fiona Fidler
Today the Australian Research Council has announced their 2016 Future Fellows, and among them is QAEco associate Fiona Fidler. She will take up a joint position between the University of Melbourne’s School of BioSciences and School of Historical and Philosophical … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, ecology, Fiona Fidler, Future Fellowship, reproducibility, The University of Melbourne
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Recent Qaecologist blog posts (July 2013)
QAECO blogging in July was a veritable feast of information, insight and inability-to-disappoint. Here’s a recap for those who missed out. Qaecologist and PhD student Claire Keely kicked things off by a marking the 3rd anniversary of her PhD with … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, Blog, Frogs, megapodes, Melbourne, QAECO, road ecology, Spain, Tasmania, wildlife
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Whereto for early to mid-career researchers: A Qaecologist reports from Canberra
Pia Lentini, a post-doc in the QAECO lab, attended the Early-Mid Career Researchers Forum, Science pathways: getting science on the national agenda held this week in Canberra. She reports on her experience in a triology of blog posts titled Young Australian Scientist … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, Australia, careers, Early Career Researchers, research, science, Women in science
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Decision Point March 2012
Be sure to check out this month’s issue of Decision point, the completely free monthly magazine of the Environmental Decisions Group. This month Tom Hatton and Peter Marsack provide a thumbnail sketch of the recently released State of Environment 2011 … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, conservation, ecology, Environmental Decisions, science, The University of Melbourne
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ARC-CEED Early Career Researcher Visiting Fellowships
Want to come and spend some time at some of the ARC-CEED hubs like the QAECO lab at the University of Melbourne? Well then, a CEED overseas early career researcher visiting fellowship is just the ticket. Applicants can apply to … Continue reading
Decision Point February 2012
In this month’s issue of Decision Point you can read about EDG researcher Phil Gibbons’s work on managing landscapes in the context of the Black Saturday Bushfire’s aftermath. Also be sure to check out QAECO’s own, and CEED deputy director, … Continue reading
More post-doc positions available with QAEG
Update: Applications for these positions are closed, but McKenzie fellowships are available, with a closing date of 21 September 2012. We are looking for six post-docs and research fellows to join the Quantitative & Applied Ecology Group at The University of … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, careers, conservation, Environmental Decisions, jobs, monitoring, NCCARF, NERP, post-doc, The University of Melbourne
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