The Nunez Lab invites applications for two PhD student openings (the
starting date would be in the Fall of 2025). The students would contribute
to two active projects in the field of Drosophila population genomics.

The first project is part of an NSF-funded study seeking to characterize
rapid seasonal evolution in the invasive insect Drosophila suzukii.

The second project will study the neurological basis of
temperature-dependent feeding phenotypes as a function of the presence
or absence of the seasonal inversion, In(2L)t, in Drosophila melanogaster.

Both these projects will capitalize on, and make contributions to,
the DEST dataset (https://dest.bio/).

The complete job ad for these opportunities can be found here:
www.jcbnunez.org/2024-phd-openings

cheers

Jcbn

Joaquin C. B. Nunez, Ph.D. (he/him)
Henderson-Harris Fellow & Principal Investigator
Department of Biology
University of Vermont
Marsh Life Sciences, Rm. 337B
109 Carrigan Drive,
Burlington, VT 05405
802-656-8286 (office)
Joaquin.Nunez@uvm.edu

Nunez Lab Website: https://www.jcbnunez.org
Drosophila Evolution in Space and Time: https://dest.bio
Biological Data Science: https://www.uvm.edu/quest

Joaquin.Nunez@uvm.edu

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