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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department

Princeton Environmental Institute

Geosciences Department

Civil and Environmental Engineering Department

Molecular Biology Department

Information for Potential Student and Post Doctoral applicants:

People interested in finding out more about our group and related programs for study and research in this area at Princeton University are invited to contact us directly (see any of the links to Morel lab people or just hit this link.(morel@princeton.edu) You may also find the following information/links useful.

Graduate students in several departments find the nexus of their research interests in our lab. Our students mainly come from graduate programs in Geosciences and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Both offer flexibility in customizing your courses and research; check them out!

The Princeton Environmental Institute also supports graduate fellowships, although PEI has no formal graduate degree program. The PEI-STEP program supports half-time fellowships (stipend and tuition) for 24 months, to permit Ph.D. students in science and engineering to address environmental policy implications of their thesis research through supplementary course-work and policy-oriented research.Post Doctoral Researchers: The mix of projects and ideas in our lab has attracted post docs with graduate degrees or previous experience in microbiology, oceanography, chemical engineering and geosciences. Please contact us with your ideas.

There are several fellowships for which you might be interested in applying, both at Princeton University and at the national research funding agencies.

The Hess Fellowship, an honorific postdoctoral fellowship program, has been established to provide opportunities for outstanding young geoscientists to work in the field of their choice. Research may be carried out independently or in collaboration with members of the Geosciences department.

The Council for Science and Technology supports a program of research and teaching fellowships, whch is designed to provide up to three years of stipend support to posdoctoral fellows who wish to obtain further training in both research and teaching. Fellows work with one or more faculty advisor in the department of their choice.

The National Science Foundation supports several post doctoral fellowship programs. of particular interest in our lab is the Microbial Biology fellowship program, which currently supports two researchers in the group.




	Collaborators at Princeton Collaborators Elsewhere Related Programs on Campus Information for Potential Student and Post Doctoral Applicants Collaborators at Princeton: Kraepiel, A.M.L.-Princeton University Myneni, Satish - Princeton University Sarmiento, Jorge - Princeton University Schottel, P.C. - Princeton University Sigman, Daniel - Princeton University Ward, Bess -Princeton University Collaborators elsewhere: Amyot, M. – INRS – Eau Universite de Quebec Auclair, J.C. – INRS – EauUniversite de Quebec Ariya, P.A. – McGill University Benoit, J. – Wheaton College Bruland, K. - University of California, Santa Cruz Butler, A. - University of California, Santa Barbara Brzezinski, M.A. – Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology, UCSB Chin, H.B. – National Food Processors, Dublin CA Cox, E.H.- Nature Publications DiTullio, G.R. – College of Charleston, Hollings Marine Laboratory Dupont, C. - University of California, San Diego Elmegreen, L.A. - Caltech Erel, Y. Hebrew University, Jerusalem Falkowski, P.G.- IMCS Rutgers University Finkel, Z.V. – Rutgers University Gawel, J.E.- MIT George, G.N.- University of Saskatchewan Granger, J. - University of British Columbia Haygood, M. - Oregon Health & Science University Ho, T.-Y. - National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan Irwin, A.J. -Rutgers University Jeandel, C. – LEGOS, Observatoire Midi Pyrenees Keller, K. – Penn State University King, D.W. – Colby College, ME Kustka, A.B. - Rutgers University Lalonde, J.D. – Universite de Montreal Lam, P.J. – Forces Health Protection, DND Ontario Lane, T.W.- Sandia National Lab LeBlanc, K. – University of Delaware Malcolm, E.- Virginia Wesleyan College Maldonado, M. - University of British Columbia Milligan, A. – Oregon State University Moffett, J. - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Orvoine, J. – Universite de Quebec Pickering, I.J. - University of Saskatchewan Price, N.M. – McGill University Prince, R.C.- Exxon Mobil Research and Engineering Co. Quigg, A. - Texas A&M University at Galveston Reinfelder, J.R. Rutgers University Rosenthal, Y. - Rutgers University Saito, M. - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Schaperdoth, I. – University of Pennsylvania Schofield, O. - Rutgers University Shaked, Y. – Hebrew University, Jerusalem Sternberg, E. –LEGOS, Observatoire midi Pyrenees Sunda, W. - Beaufort Laboratory, NMFS/NOAA, Beaufort, NC Tang, D. - Wyeth Inc. NY Trick, C.G. - University of Western Ontario Tortell, P.D. –University of British Columbia Varela, D.E. –Marine Science Institute, UCSB Vetriani, C. - Rutgers University Wyman, K. - Rutgers University Links to related programs on campus: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department Princeton Environmental Institute Geosciences Department Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Molecular Biology Department Information for Potential Student and Post Doctoral applicants: People interested in finding out more about our group and related programs for study and research in this area at Princeton University are invited to contact us directly (see any of the links to Morel lab people or just hit this link.(morel@princeton.edu) You may also find the following information/links useful. Graduate students in several departments find the nexus of their research interests in our lab. Our students mainly come from graduate programs in Geosciences and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Both offer flexibility in customizing your courses and research; check them out! The Princeton Environmental Institute also supports graduate fellowships, although PEI has no formal graduate degree program. The PEI-STEP program supports half-time fellowships (stipend and tuition) for 24 months, to permit Ph.D. students in science and engineering to address environmental policy implications of their thesis research through supplementary course-work and policy-oriented research.Post Doctoral Researchers: The mix of projects and ideas in our lab has attracted post docs with graduate degrees or previous experience in microbiology, oceanography, chemical engineering and geosciences. Please contact us with your ideas. There are several fellowships for which you might be interested in applying, both at Princeton University and at the national research funding agencies. The Hess Fellowship, an honorific postdoctoral fellowship program, has been established to provide opportunities for outstanding young geoscientists to work in the field of their choice. Research may be carried out independently or in collaboration with members of the Geosciences department. The Council for Science and Technology supports a program of research and teaching fellowships, whch is designed to provide up to three years of stipend support to posdoctoral fellows who wish to obtain further training in both research and teaching. Fellows work with one or more faculty advisor in the department of their choice. The National Science Foundation supports several post doctoral fellowship programs. of particular interest in our lab is the Microbial Biology fellowship program, which currently supports two researchers in the group. Princeton University Department of Geosciences