I am looking for multiple PhD and MSc students to join my research
team at The University of British Columbia (Okanagan Campus) to take
part in studies of the genomic basis of adaptation to environmental
change in multiple species-at-risk. The project offers opportunities for
both laboratory and field-based research, and direct collaboration with
Provincial, Federal and Indigenous management agencies. Individuals with
a population genetics background, bioinformatics experience and strong
analytical skills are especially encouraged to apply.

Visit the Ecological and Conservation Genomics Laboratory website
(https://blogs.ubc.ca/russellolab/) for more information on our
current research directions.  Additional information about our
Biology graduate program at UBC can be found at the following website:
http://biol.ok.ubc.ca/graduate/biology.html

To apply, send me via e-mail (michael.russello@ubc.ca) a CV, unofficial
transcripts, writing sample, and contact information for at least two
references.

Dr. Michael Russello
Professor, Population and Conservation Genomics
The University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus 
Irving K Barber Faculty of Science
Department of Biology
3247 University Way, FIP346
Kelowna, BC  Canada V1V 1V7 
michael.russello@ubc.ca

michael.russello@ubc.ca

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