Student Opportunity Announcements
Caribbean Seagrass Reproduction and Conservation
Graduate Study of Seagrass Reproduction and Conservation
A MSc/PhD assistantship is available to investigate aspects of Seagrass Reproduction and Conservation in the Caribbean. This position will involve laboratory, field, and numerical modelling using classical as well as leading technologies. The ideal candidate should have an interest in seagrasses, biomechanics, and benthic systems.Suitable candidates should contact.
The project funding could start as early as July 2010. Please contact Dr. Joe Ackerman (ackerman@uoguelph.ca).