POSTDOC OPPORTUNITIES:
Postdocs in the Johansen Fish Resilience Lab lab are generally funded from their own grants or my research grants. There are a number of postdoctoral funding opportunities available for US and international applicants to work in our lab including the Ford Foundation fellowship (for underrepresented groups), NSF (e.g., Ocean Sciences Postdoc or other), Smith, Life Science Research Foundation, Fulbright (for non-US citizens), L’Oréal (for women), or Endeavour (for Australian citizens), and the European Marie-Curie, and EMBO (for European citizens). Other useful lists of funding sources are maintained by the Baskett Lab, Pathways to Science, the ecology and evolution community, and Dieter Lukas and colleagues (also see their Google Doc). If you are interested in joining our lab and have a strong proposal idea for, or have already been awarded, a postdoctoral fellowship, please contact me. I am also happy to work with strong candidates to develop competitive proposals for suitable programs; please contact me if interested.
STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES:
We are not accepting any further MSc or PhD applications for 2023. We will likely accept new PhD applications for the 2025 cohort, but please note that at present, we are only accepting graduate students that come with their own funding . Good options for nationally competitive graduate fellowships include the Ford Predoctoral Fellowship (for underrepresented groups), NSF GRFP, NDSEG, NOAA Nancy Foster, NASA FINESST, NMFS-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program. and UH’s Hauʻoli Mau Loa Graduate Fellowship (for Hawaiian M.Sc. candidates). Please feel free to present yourself and your research interests via email. In your email, please include: 1) A written statement (~1 page) that details a) your research interests/ideas, b) your past research experience, c) your idealized goal after completing a graduate degree, and d) why you want to work in our lab; 2) A CV (including research skills, scientific publications, and critical certifications such as diving, boating); and 3) names and contact information of three references. If there is strong synergy, we will gladly work with you on your funding proposal. Deadline is usually around October of each year, so get in touch early (June-August) if you believe you may be a good fit for our lab.
Please keep an eye on this web page for additional exciting upcoming opportunities in our lab.
Postdocs in the Johansen Fish Resilience Lab lab are generally funded from their own grants or my research grants. There are a number of postdoctoral funding opportunities available for US and international applicants to work in our lab including the Ford Foundation fellowship (for underrepresented groups), NSF (e.g., Ocean Sciences Postdoc or other), Smith, Life Science Research Foundation, Fulbright (for non-US citizens), L’Oréal (for women), or Endeavour (for Australian citizens), and the European Marie-Curie, and EMBO (for European citizens). Other useful lists of funding sources are maintained by the Baskett Lab, Pathways to Science, the ecology and evolution community, and Dieter Lukas and colleagues (also see their Google Doc). If you are interested in joining our lab and have a strong proposal idea for, or have already been awarded, a postdoctoral fellowship, please contact me. I am also happy to work with strong candidates to develop competitive proposals for suitable programs; please contact me if interested.
STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES:
We are not accepting any further MSc or PhD applications for 2023. We will likely accept new PhD applications for the 2025 cohort, but please note that at present, we are only accepting graduate students that come with their own funding . Good options for nationally competitive graduate fellowships include the Ford Predoctoral Fellowship (for underrepresented groups), NSF GRFP, NDSEG, NOAA Nancy Foster, NASA FINESST, NMFS-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program. and UH’s Hauʻoli Mau Loa Graduate Fellowship (for Hawaiian M.Sc. candidates). Please feel free to present yourself and your research interests via email. In your email, please include: 1) A written statement (~1 page) that details a) your research interests/ideas, b) your past research experience, c) your idealized goal after completing a graduate degree, and d) why you want to work in our lab; 2) A CV (including research skills, scientific publications, and critical certifications such as diving, boating); and 3) names and contact information of three references. If there is strong synergy, we will gladly work with you on your funding proposal. Deadline is usually around October of each year, so get in touch early (June-August) if you believe you may be a good fit for our lab.
Please keep an eye on this web page for additional exciting upcoming opportunities in our lab.