Question Insect Biodiversity and Conservation @ Cornell University (Assist Professor)

The Department of Entomology at Cornell University is seeking to hire a new faculty member in the area of “Insect Biodiversity and Conservation” (at the Assistant Professor level).  We are particularly interested in candidates who work at the intersection of arthropod biodiversity and global change ecology and who use phylogenetic methods, biodiversity informatics, spatial modeling, biogeography, or trait-based organismal biology. This search is part of a broader initiative to hire five faculty focused on biodiversity and conservation across biological, environmental, social, and computational sciences. Additional details on the position and instructions for applying can be found here: AJO link . Please share this link with anyone who would be interested in this position. If anyone has questions about the position, they may contact Bryan Danforth, the search committee chair, directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Sincerely, Bryan N. Danforth