[cmath] Postdoctoral Fellowship in Evolutionary Theory - Queen's University, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Department of Biology

[Alan Kelm]

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Evolutionary Theory

Applications are sought from outstanding researchers for a 2-year 
postdoctoral position in evolutionary theory, working in the lab of Dr. 
Troy Day in the Departments of Mathematics and Statistics and the 
Department of Biology at Queen's University (www.mast.queensu.ca/~tday). 
The specific research topic is wide open, with current projects in the lab 
focusing on developing theory for kin selection and spatial models of 
evolution, host/parasite epidemiology and (co)evolution, evolutionary 
immunopathology, genomic imprinting and nongenetic inheritance, and coral 
bleaching. The successful applicant will be free to conduct research in 
any of these or other related areas of interest. Ideally the position will 
be taken up by Sept. 1, 2008 but there is some flexibility in start date. 
Salary will be C$40,000 per year.

Information about the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, the 
Department of Biology, and Queen's University can be found at 
www.mast.queensu.ca , http://biology.queensu.ca and www.queensu.ca 
respectively.

To apply, send a current CV and a statement of research interest to Troy 
Day via email (tday at mast.queensu.ca). Please include the names of 2-3 
potential referees, but applicants need not solicit reference letters at 
this stage. Review of applications will begin on February 15, 2008 and 
continue until the position is filled.

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