Why do we need marine species knowledge?
SOSA presented during UN Ocean Decade laboratory “A Clean Ocean”
We are currently recruiting a bioinformatics position to work on molluscan genome assemblies. Please RT and apply!
#genomics #superweirdmolluscs
https://sosa.senckenberg.de/en/jobs
Vote now! Painted snail and shipworm vie for mollusc of the year title
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/mar/13/vote-now-painted-snail-and-shipworm-vie-for-mollusc-of-the-year-title-aoe
Winner from shortlist of five will have its genome sequenced as scientists raise awareness of species’ amazing roles in nature
@sigwartae @CarolaGreve @geobiodiversity @malacologica
Do you like BIOINFORMATICS?
Would you like to work on molluscan genomics?
We need a clever and infinitely patient person to join our team - please spread the word!
http://sosa.senckenberg.de/en/jobs
Application deadline 27 Feb
Remember #molluscoftheyear 2021?😍🐌🐙🦑🦪
Together with @senckenberg @malacologica we're launching #molluscoftheyear 2022!
Nominate your favourite #mollusc for free #genome #sequencing! Any living species of mollusc, anywhere in 🌍 is eligible!
👉https://tinyurl.com/2p9cefb3
Pls RT!
Dive deep into ocean diversity! Careers with us in SOSA
We're hiring a project manager to support the new Senckenberg Ocean Species Alliance @oceanspecies_
Are you passionate about ... marine biodiversity? working in an international team? project management skills? (And you speak German)
Please apply!!
http://sosa.senckenberg.de
Fully-funded PhD positions for international students
in marine #biodiversity and #evolution in Frankfurt, Germany @senckenberg
chitons! sea cucumbers! isopods! - application deadline 27 Feb 2022
http://sosa.senckenberg.de/en/jobs
We're hiring!! 2 weeks left to apply
tenure-track curator of marine invertebrates @Senckenberg in Frankfurt, Germany
We're looking for a specialist researcher on polychaetes, echinoderms, or bryozoans or sponges - could it be you?
https://www.senckenberg.de/en/career/scientists/#content-0002_3
Let us also remember EO Wilson, the ant taxonomist. Ed described 429 new species, 7 genera, 1 subgenus, and 1 subfamily. In his honor, 21 new species and 1 genus of ants have been described—this thread illustrates Wilson’s ants, starting with Pheidole eowilsoni Longino, 2009.
Fwd: Job: NHM_Frankfurt.7.Systematics https://ift.tt/3qiTers