The Rudman lab at WSU-Vancouver invites
applications for a position conducting
experimental evolution studies and association genomic analyses -
https://wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/WSU_Jobs/job/Vancouver-WA/Research-Investigator-1--College-of-Arts-and-Sciences--Vancouver-Campus_R-13890-1.
Applications will be considered as they are received with an ideal start
date this fall.

Research in the Rudman lab uses evolutionary genetics to better understand
the fate of populations inhabiting changing environments. We combine
field experiments, field collections, and analyses of genomic data
to understand the factors that shape evolution and also examine how
rapid evolution influences population dynamics and persistence. We work
primarily in organisms that are amenable to experimentation - insects,
plankton, and small fish.

Research Mission
The overarching research goal in the Rudman lab is to understand the
process of adaptation, at both the phenotypic and genomic levels of
organization, and use knowledge of adaptation to better understand and
predict how populations respond to environmental change.

Group Values
To conduct innovative and rigorous research
To promote and maintain an inclusive and collaborative work environment
To provide training that helps all members reach their individual goals

"Rudman, Seth" <seth.rudman@wsu.edu>

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