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Job Description
The Experimental Marine Ecology Laboratory (EMEL) within the Department of Biological Sciences at the National University of Singapore is seeking to appoint an exceptional candidate to the position of Postdoctoral Research Fellow to work on a major new project “Shore Protection with Integrated Nature-based Solutions—Eco (SPINS-Eco)”. This interdisciplinary research aims to determine the optimal conditions for mangrove, seagrass, coral, and macroalgal establishment and growth within hybrid coastal protection systems in Singapore.
The main responsibilities of the position include:
• Designing protocols to quantify biophysical conditions of both modified and natural tropical coastal habitats
• Carry out intertidal and subtidal biodiversity surveys
• Conduct growth and stress experiments
• Coordinate with sister projects: “SPINS-Hydro” and “SPINS-Meta”
• Prepare research manuscripts, reports and presentations
• Mentor graduate and undergraduate students
Qualifications
Applicants should have completed a PhD in marine biology or ecology. They should have a history of publications consummate with their career stage. Research skills including leadership, excellent statistical and analytical skills, outstanding writing abilities, and the capacity to work within a diverse group of ecologists and marine scientists, are desirable. Candidates with experience in hybrid shorelines, ecological engineering, and related nature-based solutions will be given priority.
Qualifications:
Hold, or is soon to obtain, a PhD in marine biology or ecology
Skills:
Experimental design and analysis (including expertise in R)
Strong written and interpersonal communication skills
Excellent time and resource management
Experience:
Demonstrated ability to conduct experimental work in field, lab, and aquaria
Familiarity with nature-based solutions/ecological engineering
Certified and experienced scuba divers would be preferred
