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Join our team!

If you are interested in working in the lab, you are encouraged to contact graduate students or postdoctoral fellows (Instagram or labic.unesp.rc@gmail.com) and Dr. Mauro Galetti (mauro.galetti@unesp.br) directly.

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​Application

Please fill out the following form. This application essentially seeks to help you select lab personnel you'd be most interested in working with and give us a little bit of your background. We seek to attain a diverse and respectful community in our lab, and while we value past experience, do not let a lack of or varying circumstances prevent you from applying.​

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  • Name;

  • Course enrolled;

  • Previous experience;

  • Period that you have available;

  • Do you have a car? Yes or No;

  • Please send your most updated CV and a letter explaining why you want to work with us (in English).

 

Opportunities

  • Master's Position:
    We are seeking a recent graduate in Ecology or Biology to develop a master’s project on frugivory and seed dispersal in the Atlantic Forest. The requirements for acceptance are: 1) Pass the selection exam for the Graduate Program in Ecology, Biodiversity, and Evolution, 2) Have     no failures during undergraduate studies, 3) Have experience in identifying birds, mammals, and plants with fleshy fruits, 4) Have basic knowledge of R and statistics, 5) Have a strong theoretical foundation in Ecology, 6) Be physically capable and available for fieldwork in remote areas of the Atlantic Forest, 7) Be fluent in reading English. Students with scientific publications, former FAPESP or CNPq scholarship holders, and those demonstrating intellectual independence are strongly encouraged to apply for this position. Please send responses to the form above and a letter of intent to Dr. Mauro Galetti at mauro.galetti@unesp.br.​

  • Doctoral Position:
    We are seeking a student with a master's degree in Ecology, Biology, or related fields to develop a doctoral project on frugivory and seed dispersal. The requirements for acceptance are: 1) Pass the selection exam for the Graduate Program in Ecology, Biodiversity, and Evolution, 2) Have     no failures during undergraduate and master’s studies, 3) Have experience in identifying birds, mammals, and plants with fleshy fruits, 4) Have advanced knowledge of R and statistics, 5) Have a strong theoretical foundation in Ecology, 6) Be physically capable and available for fieldwork in remote areas of the Atlantic Forest, 7) Be fluent in reading English, 8) Have at least 2 articles published in international scientific journals. The project may involve distribution models but must include a field component. Please send responses to the form above, along with a letter of intent and a pre-project proposal with potential ideas, to Dr. Mauro Galetti at mauro.galetti@unesp.br.

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