Open Faculty Positions in Stress Biology

Entomology is recruiting for tenure-leading faculty to build capacity in Stress Biology in the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The positions will be complemented by another eight positions building campus-wide strength in Stress Biology research, teaching, and extension.

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Plant-Arthropod Interactions        Full description              Apply here	Tenure-leading research and teaching position in the Department of Entomology. The incumbent will focus their research program on the molecular biology and physiology of plant responses to arthropod feeding in a systems context, and will teach one or more graduate or undergraduate classes.
Agroecosystem Ecology        Full description              Apply here	Tenure-leading position in the Department of Entomology located at the West Central Research & Extension Center at North Platte, NE. The position provides leadership for arthropod IPM research and extension programs in cropping systems of west central Nebraska including an emphasis on resistance management.
Quantitative Ecologist        Full description              Apply here	Tenure-leading research and teaching position with possible appointments in a variety of academic units depending on the training of the individual (i.e., School of Natural Resources, Department of Entomology, Department of Plant Pathology, Department of Agronomy and Horticulture).

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To see the complete list of Stress Biology positions, go here. The positions are part of a Growing IANR initiative to hire more than 30 new tenure-track faculty members to fill strategic needs in high impact areas of Science Literacy, Stress Biology of Plants and Animals, Healthy Humans, Healthy Agricultural and Natural Resources Systems, and Computational Sciences. All positions, along with full details as the positions are released, can be viewed at http://ianrhome.unl.edu/growingianr.