Postdoc started!
26thJun. × ’10
By admin
I’m thrilled to have begun a postdoc position with DataONE and Dryad and NESCent. Todd Vision found me towards the end of my PhD (via a tweet!), and suggested that this postdoc spot might be a good fit for my research interests. He couldn’t have been more right.
To top it off, I’m working on this postdoc-of-my-dreams remotely, from my home in Vancouver, Canada. I have a local base in Mike Whitlock’s lab in the Biodiversity building in the Department of Zoology at the University of British Columbia.
It is a shift in domain for me: I’l be focusing on data sharing and reuse in ecology and evolution rather than biomedicine. I’m learning!
I eagerly anticipate contributing to the success of the DataONE and Dryad projects by increasing our understanding of data sharing and reuse. Stay tuned.
I look forward to contributing to the success of the projects, and broadening our understanding of data sharing and reuse.
I’m thrilled to have begun a Postdoctoral Research Associate position with DataONE and Dryad and NESCent. Todd Vision found me towards the end of my PhD (via a tweet!), and suggested that this postdoc spot might be a good fit for my research interests. He couldn’t have been more right.
To top it off, I’m working on this postdoc-of-my-dreams remotely, from my home in Vancouver, Canada. I have a local base in Mike Whitlock’s lab in the Biodiversity Research Centre in the Department of Zoology at the University of British Columbia.
This is a shift in domain for me: I’ll be focusing on data sharing and reuse in ecology and evolution rather than biomedicine. Lots of reading ahead.
I look forward to making real contributions to the success of the DataONE and Dryad projects through original research in data sharing and reuse. Stay tuned…
This entry was posted in milestones and tagged milestones. Bookmark the
permalink. or leave a trackback:
Trackback URL.
