The Wilsterman Lab at Colorado State University is recruiting PhD students to join our collaborative team! Our lab is broadly interested in how reproductive traits contribute to the capacity of species to respond to environmental variation, persist and ultimately adapt to challenges. We focus primarily on mammals, using the North American deer mouse as our […]

Understanding insect respiration using bio-inspired microfluidics The Casas lab seeks a qualified student to carry out a Masters 2 project at the interface between organismal insect biology, systems physiology, microfluidics and bioinspiration. Context: Larvae of Lepidoptera (caterpillars) are among the most rapidly growing animals in the world. A few weeks after hatching, they attain masses […]

A two-year MS graduate position (including tuition and summer salary) funded through NSF is available in the Biology Department at Youngstown State University to study the behavioral physiology of reproduction and care in the biparental burying beetles (Nicrophorus orbicollis). Prior work with insects, experience with molecular biology/qPCR or genomics/transcriptional analysis is especially desirable. The ideal […]

The Kane Lab at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is looking for one or more MS and/or PhD students to begin Spring 2025 or later. Our lab takes physiological, ecological, and evolutionary approaches to understand the morphology and performance of fishes. We are seeking students to contribute to work examining station-holding pectoral and pelvic […]