Specialized Roles:
Job specializations:
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Biology, Ecology, Research Assistant/Associate
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Study salmon olfaction at the University of British Columbia through laboratory and field research on conservation physiology and toxicology. The position starts May 1, 2027.
This graduate student position supports a Peter Wall Legacy Awards Program project on Pacific salmon in British Columbia. The successful Masters student will investigate contaminant impacts on hatchery salmon smolts and wild spawning salmon. Research will examine imprinting and olfactory acuity related to hatchery practices and road runoff chemicals.
Key Responsibilities:- Measure salmon olfactory acuity in laboratory and field settings
- Investigate contaminant impacts on hatchery and wild salmon
- Study effects of high carbon dioxide and road salt
- Participate in stream monitoring and outreach activities
- Engage with Stream keeper groups and Fisheries and Oceans Canada
- Meet UBC Zoology graduate admission qualifications
- Demonstrate excellent practical and communication skills
- Show interest in community engagement
- Work effectively with diverse communities and stakeholders
- Apply for the May 1, 2027 start date
Develop fish physiology research expertise while examining salmon olfaction, contaminants, conservation, and toxicology at UBC.
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