The Paleobiology, Biogeography and Stable Isotope Ecology Lab in the Department of Ecology and Evolution (E&E) at Stony Brook University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate in the area of stable isotope sciences to facilitate research on the NSF CAREER grant, “Unlocking the small-mammal fossil record to investigate eco-evolutionary responses to landscape and climate dynamics: a multi-proxy and cross-scale approach”. This postdoctoral research associate would join a vibrant team of researchers who integrate interdisciplinary records across spatio-temporal scales to better understand biotic responses to landscape, climate and environmental change. At Stony Brook University, the researcher would further engage with an active and topically diverse community of researchers interested in stable isotopes applied to a range of applications in the Geosciences, Marine Sciences and E&E, as well as opportunities through the Turkana Basin Institute (TBI) at SBU. TBI facilitates research and education in paleontology, archeology and geology in the Turkana Basin of Kenya, one of the world’s most important records of mammalian evolution, including human origins.
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