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- PhD position modelling species range dynamics September 22, 2020
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Tag Archives: University of Melbourne
The detection of species and their abundance
What’s the relationship between a species’ abundance and an observer’s chance of spotting it? By Mick McCarthy (This article was first published in the February 2013 issue of Decision Point, The Monthly Magazine of the Environmental Decisions Group) Strange scenes were recently reported in … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Point, Papers
Tagged Biodiversity, Environment, experimental design, Survey, 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
Post-doc positions available with QAECO
We are looking for post-docs to join the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decis-ions (CEED) at The University of Melbourne, working in the Quantitative & Applied Ecology Group. The research involves development and evaluation of models to assist … Continue reading
Posted in News, post-docs
Tagged Australia, Biodiversity, careers, CEED, Colleges and Universities, Education, employment, jobs, NERP, post-doc, qaecology, research, University of Melbourne
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