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AGRICULTURAL LABORER CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY/POTATO OP Rhinelander
AGRICULTURAL LABORER summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to foundation seed potato production for us by seed potato growers in Wisconsin. The farm operation is located in Rhinelander, WI and is a remote location isolated from other production areas of the State. The aim of the program is to produce seed that is true to type, free from diseases and varietal mixture.
RESEARCH TECHNICIAN CALS/ENTOMOLOGY Madison
RESEARCH TECHNICIAN summary: The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) Department of Plant Pathology and Department of Entomology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to applied research in the field and the lab, including field maintenance, harvesting, sample collection and processing, and data collection and entry.
RESEARCH SPECIALIST CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY Madison
RESEARCH SPECIALIST summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Department of Plant Pathology at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities. The Research Specialist would join our well-established team who advise and supports UW-extension, PDDC clients, Wisconsin Seed Potato Stakeholders and CALS faculty/staff.
TEACHING FACULTY CALS/NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES Madison
TEACHING FACULTY summary: The Department of Nutritional Sciences is seeking someone passionate about instruction and nutrition. This is for an instructor of nutrition appointment beginning August 1, 2023. This is a renewable 12-month, full time, position with full benefits. Instructors are expected to create a climate of inclusivity that acknowledges and respects the diversity of our students. The primary teaching assignment is instructing a high enrollment introductory nutrition course for non-majors. This is taught both in person and online during the academic semesters and taught online only during the summer. In addition, this position will instruct a summer online course that is both an introductory course for nutrition majors as well as an elective course for other pre-health majors. We are searching for an exceptional instructor who students will value and treasure.
LANCASTER OFFICE MANAGER CALS/AG RES STA/LANCASTER Lancaster
LANCASTER OFFICE MANAGER summary: The UW-Madison, Lancaster Agricultural Research Station (LARS) is seeking a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our team. LARS supports the research and outreach efforts of UW-Madison scientists, with primary focus on beef cattle and field crop research. The ideal candidate will be interested in working independently to handle office administration duties for a satellite research facility of the UW-Madison system. The position will handle budget and financial records, completing all required paperwork for financial, employment, and other applications, and act as a support person for Station users and operations. Technology knowledge and office management skills are required and a general knowledge of agriculture production is a plus. This position also provides horticulture care for grounds and facilities and must be willing to work with plants and in outdoor conditions.
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR NOTICE OF FILING CALS/AGRONOMY Madison
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR NOTICE OF FILING summary: The position has been filled. This posting is mandatory to meet a United States Department of Labor requirement. See the job posting for more details.
RESEARCHER I CALS/GENETICS Madison
RESEARCHER I summary: The evolutionary genomics lab of John Pool is recruiting a part time bioinformatics researcher. The Pool Lab uses genomic data and Drosophila fly experiments to gain insights into fundamental evolutionary processes. Research areas include the genetic architecture of adaptive trait evolution, the early stages of reproductive isolation, and the relationship between genetic diversity and evolvability. The lab currently includes the professor, one postdoctoral researcher, four PhD students, and four undergraduates.
CDR CHEESEMAKER CALS/DAIRY RES, CTR FOR Madison
CDR CHEESEMAKER summary: The Center for Dairy Research (CDR) is hiring 2 cheesemaker positions. This exciting position will be working with other cheesemakers and dairy processors in research, product development, troubleshooting, innovation, training, and working with clients from around the world. We are offering a $2000 hiring bonus for this position! Apply today!
RESEARCH SPECIALIST CALS/GENETICS Madison
RESEARCH SPECIALIST summary: The evolutionary genomics lab of John Pool is recruiting a full time research specialist.
RES TECHNICIAN - VAN DEELEN CALS/ FOREST & WILDLIFE ECOL Massachusetts, New York, Northeastern United States
RES TECHNICIAN - VAN DEELEN summary: We are seeking 2 technicians to assist in a graduate research project investigating the interactions between local wildlife management practices, white-tailed deer populations, and vegetative communities in Massachusetts and New York.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR NOTICE OF FILING CALS/ANIMAL & DAIRY SCIENCES Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR NOTICE OF FILING summary: The position has been filled. This posting is mandatory to meet a United States Department of Labor requirement. See the job posting for more details.
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CALS/AG RES STA/OJ NOER TGF Verona
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE summary: This position functions as general laborer for maintenance of the grounds at the O.J. Noer Turfgrass Education Facility. The major portion of the work responsibilities would be the maintenance of the research plots.
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN CALS/AGRONOMY Arlington, WI
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN summary: The Jackson Lab in the Department of Agronomy (https://jacksonlab.agronomy.wisc.edu/) is looking to fill an Agricultural Equipment Technician position. The position will assist and support other UW staff in managing a growing portfolio of large-scale field experiments. The Jackson Lab manages approximately 100 acres of intensive field experiments at the UW Arlington Ag. Research Station. This position will help complete agricultural field work in a safe and timely manner that ensures experimental integrity and scientific rigor.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR CALS/AGRONOMY Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR summary: The Department of Agronomy and Department of Horticulture seek to hire a 9-month tenure track Assistant Professor of Weed Ecology in the College of Agricultural & Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison, to provide leadership in weed science teaching and novel ecological weed management research in Wisconsin. The Weed Ecologist will possess the ability to integrate ecotechnological variables that interact within and among agroecosystems at the field, farm, and landscape levels. The position carries a commitment to instruction and research, as well as professional and university service.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR CALS/ FOREST & WILDLIFE ECOL Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR summary: The Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology invites applications for a tenure track, nine-month Assistant Professor Faculty position specializing in forest ecosystem ecology. The incumbent must have an interest in collaborating across disciplines, securing extramural funding, partnering with natural resource agencies, and achieving national and international research prominence. The Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is internationally known for its research, teaching and outreach, and we are eager to welcome a new colleague to work and collaborate with us.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR summary: The Department of Plant Pathology seeks an Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology to research pathogens or pathosystems important for economically important agricultural crops and to provide graduate and undergraduate instruction. This an open call for outstanding candidates from a broad range of sub-disciplines, including but not limited to: host-pathogen interactions, systems biology, and quantitative ecology.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR & EXTENSION SPECIALIST CALS/BIO SYS ENGR Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR & EXTENSION SPECIALIST summary: The Department of Biological Systems Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking candidates for a tenure track position at the Assistant Professor level specializing in water management for agricultural systems.
ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF NEMATOLOGY CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY Madison
ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF NEMATOLOGY summary: The Department of Plant Pathology seeks a Nematologist to develop impactful translational and/or basic research, and instructional programming. Area of nematology research interest is open. Hire can be at Assistant or Associate Professor level, and applications are encouraged from citizens of any nation.
ASSISTANT, ASSOCIATE, PROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY Madison
ASSISTANT, ASSOCIATE, PROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY summary: The Department of Biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin – Madison welcomes applications for a tenure-track (junior) or tenured (mid-career or senior) faculty position. Candidates with a strong interest in emerging frontiers of biochemistry are invited to apply! The successful applicant will join a dynamic faculty with broad interests in the biochemical sciences, including but not limited to nucleic acids, systems and synthetic biology, and chemical biology. The Department has built an exceptional scientific environment including cryo-EM, NMR, mass spectrometry, crystallography, biophysical instrumentation, microscopy, and animal care that is enhanced by state-of-the-art facilities on campus for high-throughput sequencing, computation, and others.
ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR VECTOR BIOLOGY OR ECOLOGY CALS/ENTOMOLOGY Madison
ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR VECTOR BIOLOGY OR ECOLOGY summary: The Department of Entomology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a national and international leader in basic and applied aspects of insect biology, and has expertise ranging from molecular and sub-organismal biology to applied ecology. A core strength of the department is in public health and medical entomology. We are home to the Global Health undergraduate major as well as the Midwest Center of Excellence for Vector-Borne Disease (MCE-VBD), a regional hub for training and research related to vector-borne diseases of humans. We seek to further develop these strengths with a new position in vector biology and disease ecology, with a candidate serving a leadership role in the Global Health major, and with the desire to participate in, and contribute to, the research and outreach mission of the MCE-VBD. We specifically seek to hire a Vector Biologist or Ecologist with expertise in arthropods that transmit human and/or zoonotic pathogens. Research areas that would be appropriate for this position are broadly in the area of vector biology, and may include strengths in arthropod/pathogen interactions at multiple scales (molecular/suborganismal, organismal, population, community, and regional scales), innovative strategies for management and control, and the emergence and transmission of vector-borne infectious disease. Research that incorporates a global health or international component is also desirable.