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Postdoc in dolphin cognition, behavior, &/or welfare

Dolphin Research Center (DRC) invites applications for a postdoctoral researcher to join our research group studying dolphin cognition, behavior, and welfare. DRC is a not-for-profit education and research facility, home to a family of dolphins and sea lions, located in the Florida Keys.

The successful candidate should hold a PhD in comparative psychology, zoology, animal behavior, animal welfare, or a related field. The specific area of specialization is open to negotiation. This postdoctoral position will be responsible for coding, analyzing, and publishing studies using existing data sets, and will also have the opportunity to collaboratively design and conduct novel research projects in their area of interest.

Our ideal candidate will have:
• a proven track record of peer-reviewed publications
• the ability to communicate scientific concepts and arguments clearly and compellingly, both orally and in writing
• an excellent understanding of study design and statistics
• the ability to work well both independently and as part of a team

The position is for one year initially, with a possibility of renewal contingent on performance and mutual satisfaction. Starting date is flexible.

To apply, please submit the following to research@dolphins.org, with the subject line “Postdoc application”:
• a cover letter describing your motivation, research interests, experience, and goals
• your CV
• pdfs of up to 2 of your key publications or submitted manuscripts
• contact information for 2 academic references

For further information, please contact Dr. Kelly Jaakkola at kelly@dolphins.org.

Machine Learning Engineer/Researcher – Environmental Science

The British Antarctic Survey’s Artificial Intelligence Lab is looking to hire three machine learning engineers/researchers and two IT engineers. Initial focus will be to develop and deploy ML and computer vision methods to tackle some specific science challenges selected from the interdisciplinary environmental activities of the British Antarctic Survey (https://www.bas.ac.uk/science/our-research/). The three successful candidates will work in close collaboration with our partner organisations, including: The Alan Turing Institute; international research institutes; our University network; and our two Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) in Earth Observation and AI for Environmental Risk. Candidates will have experience working in machine learning and/or data science. Areas which could be developed include:

Computer vision, e.g., for monitoring wildlife within satellite imagery

Probabilistic time series modelling for forecasting environmental change

Uncertainty quantification through Bayesian statistical methods

Salary: £31-49K
Apply via the BAS website, under the job vacancy