Post-Doc in Soil Health

Soil Ecology: The Department of Biology at the University of North Dakota is seeking a post-doctoral research fellow to conduct research on the soil health benefits of the Conservation Reserve Program as part of an established USDA-funded project that involves over 400 sampling sites across the U.S. The appointment will be for one year and is full-time and benefitted with remote and hybrid options depending on residency (see this link for allowable locations: https://campus.und.edu/human-resources/managers-toolbox/remote-worksite-process.html).

The Fellow will help coordinate and conduct summer field soil and vegetation surveys, help analyze and interpret soil physical, chemical, and biological responses, prepare manuscripts for publication, and proposals for external grants. The ideal candidate will have field experience in soil sampling or vegetation surveys, research experience in soil health, nematode ecology, and/or molecular biology, experience with computing software (e.g. R, Python), and experience in publishing first-authored papers. The position is eligible for remote work.