NSF Advanced Training Program in Antarctica for Early Career Scientists:
Biological Adaptations to Environmental Change
Course will be he
ld in Antarctica in July 2016 (Austral winter)
The United States Nati onal Science Foundation (NSF) is sponsoring the 10th Antarctic Biology Trai ning Program at Palmer Station, Antarctic Peninsula, in July 2016. This is an international program, open to all nationalities. Applications are invit ed from (1) graduate students currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program, (2) po stdoctoral researchers, and (3) early-career faculty-level research scienti sts who are interested in the study of current and predicted environmental change and the biological adaptations of polar organisms. (Note: Applicants in categories 2 and 3 above must be within five years of having completed their Ph.D. degree. All participants must be able to pass the US Antarctic Program’s physical and dental deployment requirements.)
The emphasis of the 2016 Antarctic Biology Course will be on integrative biology, using a combination of laboratory-, field- and ship-based projects focused on bio logical adaptations of polar organisms to environmental change. A diverse t eam of instructors will offer participants the opportunity to study a wide range of Antarctic organisms (e.g., bacteria, algae, invertebrates, and fis h), as well as study several different levels of biological analysis (spann ing molecular biology, biochemistry, physiology, ecology, and evolution).
For more information, see the Call For Applications and visit the cour se website.
Course Directors:
Dr. Donal T. Manahan, University o
f Southern California (Thi
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Dr. Deneb Karentz, University of San Francisc
o (This email address is b
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Course Webs ite: https://www.usfca.edu/arts-sciences/antarctic-biology-training-p rogram
Online Application: http://goo.gl/forms/aoNP63pRhF
Deadline for receipt of completed applications: January 25, 2016.
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