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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.
Saskya studies population, community and behavioral ecology of interacting species in fragmented and changing landscapes. We are excited to have her here and look forward to her stint at CES.
Short Term workshop
| Dinesh Subba has been working on the Arunachal Pradesh long-term bird project on bird demography since 2011 | Mayavan has been working in the Nilgiris since the 1990s and has assisted a range of researchers from CES as well as other organisations. |
Congratulatios RG. Professor Raghavendra Gadagkar has been named by the Animal Behavior Society, USA as their 2021 Distinguished Animal Behaviorist, for Outstanding Lifetime Achievement in Animal Behavior.
Priti, H., Gururaja, K. V., Aravind, N. A., & Ravikanth, G. (2021). Influence of microhabitat on the distribution of tadpoles of three endemic Nyctibatrachus species (Nyctibatrachidae) from the Western Ghats, India. Biotropica. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/btp.12988
Short title: Microhabitat factors influencing Nyctibatrachus tadpoles