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  • A howler monkey visits our field site, Panama

  • Just finished breakfast, Utqiaġvik, AK

  • San Lorenzo canopy crane, Panama

  • Ice, Utqiaġvik

  • Canopy tower, Manaus, Brazil

  • Our prototype Arctic warming chamber

  • JOIN US in Alaska. Research opportunities for ecosystem field studies.

  • Evaluating field sites for Phase II of NGEE-Arctic research.

  • NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016

  • NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016

  • NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016

  • NGEE-Tropics Panama January 2016

  • NGEE-Tropics Manaus Workshop

  • Linking physiology and spectra in the Arctic.

  • NGEE-Arctic tram

  • Science Communication: PubSci, February 2015

  • NGEE-Arctic: Flying with one wing

  • We use liquid handling robots to increase throughput

  • Measuring gas exchange in Arctic plants

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Opportunities

Doctoral Program

You will be paired with a BNL scientist on a mutually agreed upon project, which will enhance your research skills and may lead to multiple scientific publications and may support your graduate thesis or dissertation.

Apply to Doctoral Program*

Post-doctoral Program

You will participate in a cutting-edge scientific research program, directed by a BNL staff member. The nature of your research assignment will be determined after a review of your background and interests by our staff.

Apply to Post-doc Program*

Undergraduate Program

You will be mentored by a BNL scientist in an ongoing research project during a six week summer session. You may also work during the academic year, usually to complete your project.

Apply to Undergrad Program*

Current Open Positions

  • Investigating plant growth using physiology and remote sensing
  • Investigating tropical leaf phenology: from individual crowns to landscapes
  • Research Collaborator: Open Source Software Developer

More About These Positions

*If you apply to the GRIP, AGEP-T or SULI program please also contact us directly so we are aware of your application.

Contact TEST

Alistair Rogers

Scientist, Group Leader
Environmental & Climate Sciences Department
Bldg. 490A - P.O. Box 5000
Upton, NY 11973-5000

Ph.: (631) 344-2948
email: arogers@bnl.gov

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