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On 2 September, the world watched in horror as Brazil’s National Museum, housing a vast collection of more than 20 million biodiversity and cultural artifacts, was engulfed in flames. A link to our Letter in Science about this tragedy is here.

Grad School is stressful. Being a faculty member is stressful. Being part of the staff that makes it possible for faculty and students to do what they do is stressful.

NB: position filled, but leaving up for the lab archive. We are seeking a highly motivated Ph.D. student to start at the University of Florida in Fall 2017. This student will work as part of a

[caption id=“attachment_10359” align=“aligncenter” width=“770”] Marston Science Library (Photo by Random McRandomhead, CC BY 2.0)[/caption] A little over a year ago, Christine Fruin (UF Scholarly Communications Librarian) put together a task force to try and assess the needs across campus with respect to scholarly communications issues (e.

The University of Florida has just pushed a press release about a paper by our Ph.D. student Ernane Vieira Neto [website]. Congratulations Ernane!   UF student’s research shines a light on Brazilian ecosystems [caption id=“attachment_9368” align=“alignright” width=“500”] Road cutting through a mixture of natural areas and agriculture in Brazil’s Cerrado (Photo by Emilio Bruna).

Faculty Position in Large Mammal Ecology/International Conservation at the University of Florida This position is a 12-month tenure-accruing appointment (Assistant Professor) available in the Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (WEC) at the University of Florida (40% teaching, 60% research appointment).

ANNOUNCEMENT Date: November 18, 2014 To: All UF Graduate Students and Faculty From: UF George A. Smathers Libraries RE: New Resource: IR@UF (Institutional Repository at the University of Florida) New Resource: IR@UF (Institutional Repository at the University of Florida)

Friends, please help spread the word about this position. As you can see below we are casting a wide-net in terms of research area, and our department and university offer ample opportunities for collaboration and both national and international research.

The 2015 meetings of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (#ATBC15) will be in Honolulu, Hawaii, this year, and they promise to be spectacular. The meeting website is up and you can sign up for accommodations now.

You can read more about it and the initiatives that are bringing them on their post at Jabberwocky Ecology.Welcome Ethan & Morgan!