In partnership with the National Park Foundation (NPF), the National Park Service (NPS) administers the Scientists in Parks (SIP) Fellowship Program that was established to support advanced postdoctoral science researchers who address urgent natural resource challenges facing national parks.
Candidates should apply online at: Online Application Portal
The Life Sciences Core Education Department at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) invites highly qualified applicants for an Academic Administrator position. Academic Administrators serve as instructors and course coordinators and are non-tenure track faculty. This Academic Administrator will teach and coordinate one of our introductory biology courses, LS7C (Human Biology & Physiology). They will teach one section of LS7C per quarter in addition to providing logistical and managerial support for this course.
The Department of Physics in the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign invites applications for a full-time Teaching Assistant Professor position. This is a non-tenure-track, benefits-eligible appointment with primary responsibilities in teaching.
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The Department of Philosophy of New York University (NYU) (as.nyu.edu/philosophy.html) invites applications for up to four Bersoff Faculty Fellowships, areas of specialization open, to begin September 1, 2027, pending administrative and budgetary approval. This is a one-year appointment possibly renewable for a second year.
The Physics Department at the University of California, Berkeley is actively recruiting for multiple tenure track Assistant Professor positions. These searches are in the following areas:
The Department of Biology at Stanford University seeks applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Evolutionary Biology. A successful candidate will conduct research that asks fundamental questions relating to evolutionary processes and drivers of evolutionary patterns. Candidates can make use of any of the major techniques of evolutionary biology, including computational, experimental, field, mathematical, statistical, or theoretical methods, or any combination thereof.
