Professor of Ecology Liverpool, England
Job description
We are seeking to appoint a Professor of Ecology to pursue an internationally excellent programme of externally funded ecological research that aligns with research strengths in the Department of Evolution, Ecology and Behaviour, particularly our Adaptation to Environmental Change research theme.
We welcome applicants working on microbial, animal or plant ecology, and at levels from population or community ecology, to the ecosystem, landscape, or global level. You may employ mathematical, experimental manipulation, field work or macroecological approaches in your research.
The Department is research intensive and your programme of research will make a major contribution to our continued scientific excellence and impact. The Department has notable ecological facilities, including the Buxton Climate Change Impact Lab and the Brian Moss Aquatic Mesocosm facility, and close links to the Liverpool-based Centre for Genomic Research and the NERC Omics facility and we would welcome applicants whose research can benefit from these facilities.
You will contribute to undergraduate education largely within the Biological Sciences and Zoology degree programmes.
