The Centre for Ecological Sciences (CES) was established in 1983 as India’s first department of ecology at a premier institution. Over the last four decades, CES has pioneered research in ecology, evolution and behaviour using a range of approaches from field and experimental ecology to theoretical and computational ecology.
 

To celebrate 42 years of CES, we are planning an event on ‘Ecology, Evolution and Everything’ on June 28, 2025. Join us for a series of talks, panels, posters, displays and enjoyable conversations about all things ecology and conservation. 

CES Congratulates Prof. Vishwesha Guttal for being elected as a Fellow of Indian Academy of Sciences.

https://www.ias.ac.in/public/Resources/News/fellows_2024final.pdf

CES is thrilled to welcome Dr Anubhab Khan as a new faculty member! 

CES community is delighted that Prof Kavita Isvaran is a recipient of the Hamilton Lecture Award, International Society for Behavioural Ecology, 2024. She delivered her lecture at Melbourne, Australia in Oct 2024.

Citation of the award reads: 

Inclusive Ecology is an online workshop organised by the Centre for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru. 

The workshop will introduce participants to broad concepts and approaches in the fields of Ecology, Evolution, Behaviour, Conservation and Quantitative Thinking via workshops. We will also conduct workshops on building professional skills, careers in ecology, and life as a PhD. student.

Number of vacancies: One

Position: Data Analyst

Chief responsibilities: Advise on and conduct environmental data analyses and assist with report/manuscript writing.

Last date to apply: November 15, 2022

Project details:

This is the FAQ page related to the SERB funded Kaaryashala workshop on Quantitative Thinking in Ecology, July 2022. Please write to us (at: quant.ecology2022@iisc.ac.in) only if your query is not addressed below. 

Q. Can students who are not currently enrolled in PG/PhD apply? 

Title: SERB-Funded Kaaryashala workshop on Quantitative Thinking in Ecology (Deadline for Applications: June 10th)

About the Workshop :

PROJECT TITLE

Understanding the vulnerability and resilience of coral reef ecosystems of Andaman and Nicobar Islands to climate change.

POSITIONS

Field Assistant Position: I am looking for a field assistant to work in my lab at the Centre for Ecological Sciences at IISc in Bangalore. We study ecological interactions between species, and the consequences of these interactions at the population and community levels, mostly using insects and plants. See http://ces.iisc.ac.in/new/?q=user/435 for more details about our research.