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Print versionGRDC Professor, Applied Entomology - University of Western Australia, Perth, WA (posted 29 July 2010)
It is expected that the GRDC Professor Applied Entomology will build a research, teaching and training program which develops a clear understanding of the complex interactions between insects, plants and their environment. A key output will be the development of technologies and integrated pest management practices (IPM) that enable Australia's grain producers to adopt best practice insecticide inputs while maintaining profitability. More information...
Assistant Professor of Organic/Sustainable Agriculture - Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO, USA (posted 29 July 2010)
This is a full time non-tenure track position with approximately 75% research and 25% teaching in the area of Organic/Sustainable Agriculture. The selected candidate will focus on research related to organic and/or sustainable yet diversified cropping systems that will improve the competitiveness of producers who are adopting organic practices. More information...
Entomologist - Australian Army Malaria Institute (posted 3 June 2010)
The Army Malaria Institute is a centre of excellence for studies in vector borne diseases with an international reputation primarily in the research of malaria and arboviruses. A position for an Entomologist is now available at the Institute. The institute is located in Brisbane, Queensland. The position is for a research officer in the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, Australian Regular Army, Australian Defence Force (ADF). This is a position for a career scientist and offers opportunities of professional and promotional advancement. More information...
CSIRO ENTOMOLOGY RESEARCH SCIENTIST - Arthropod-borne diseases (posted 28 May 2010)
CSIRO Entomology together with CSIRO Livestock Industries are currently seeking a results-driven Research Scientist to investigate arthropod-borne diseases. This position will be based in the Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Applications close 23 June 2010. More information...
PhD Scholarship - Ecology of Helicoverpa punctigera (posted 30 April 2010)
A PhD Scholarship is available at the University of New England, through the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC. The project is funded by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation, and aims to investigate aspects of the ecology of the noctuid moth Helicoverpa punctigera, a major pest of cotton and many other crops in Australia. More information...
Contact Peter Gregg (Peter.Gregg@csiro.au)
Rotational Field Entomologists - MosquitoZone
These positions are with Mosquitozone, a company that has contracted with ExxonMobil to
provide vector‐control services during the construction phase of a natural gas pipeline from
the highlands of Papua New Guinea to Port Moresby. The selected entomologists will
provide onsite supervision for vector control operations in Papua New Guinea on a
rotational basis.
For information about employment opportunities, please contact:
Cole Church at (713) 840‐ 6426
cole.church@mosquitozone.com