The following is a list of events or opportunities not directly sponsored by SC EPSCoR/IDeA, but may be useful to the EPSCoR/IDeA community.
NSF Water Workshop: Water Dynamics (pdf)
The Vermont EPSCoR-sponsored Water and Watershed Dynamics workshop is intended
to draw together researchers from NSF EPSCoR jurisdictions to share research
interests and explore areas for developing collaborations.
2008 Maine EPSCoR
State Conference
September 29-30, 2008
Wells Conference Center, University of Main, Orono, Maine
Assistant Professor Position-University of South Carolina
As part of the Faculty Excellence Initiative at the University of South
Carolina, the Department of Biological Sciences invites applications for a
MICROBIAL ECOLOGIST specializing in waterborne pathogens for a tenure track
assistant professor position to begin August 2009. This position is one of
several in a university-funded faculty cluster, which was established to build
strategic research capabilities in Environmental Microbiology with a focus in
the emerging research area of /Environmental Stresses and Microbial Stress
Responses/. Research interests should include, but are not limited to,
processes contributing to resilience or adaptive changes of microorganisms,
especially pathogenic microbes, in response to stress in natural aquatic
systems. Topics of particular interest are the roles of natural selection and
horizontal gene transfer in the adaptation to stressed environments and/or the
role of phenotypic plasticity in survival and functionality under stressful
conditions. The position is a 9-month academic year tenure-track appointment.
For more information about the Department of Biological Sciences, visit
www.biol.sc.edu/. Applicants should
include with their application a vita, statement of research and teaching
interests and goals, and the names, addresses, and phone numbers of at least
three references. This information should be sent to: James L. Pinckney, Chair,
FEI Environmental Microbiology Search, Department of Biological Sciences,
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208. To ensure full consideration,
applications must be submitted by October 15, 2008.
Health Speakers Toastmasters Club at MUSC
Health Speakers Toastmasters Club is designed to help its members succinctly and
effectively communicate their science. Click
here for more information
(pdf).
If you have events or opportunities you would like posted here, please contact Lee Snelgrove in the EPSCoR/IDeA office at lee.snelgrove@scra.org.