Working and training with COSSEE
COSSEE is a place for collaborative, keen, and hard-working people who want to conduct research with Dr. Shinichi Nakagawa and contribute to a broader vision of changing how science is done in ecology and evolution.
Qualities the Lab Looks For
Skills and Background
COSSEE values strong analytical and computational habits, including experience or interest in tools such as R, Python, Julia, or MATLAB, along with a synthesis-centered approach to ecological and evolutionary questions.
Typical Application Materials
- Cover letter
- Scientific CV
- Transcripts or representative publications, depending on the role
- Referee contact details
- Short statement of research interests
- Diversity and social impact statement
Example Opportunity Format
A typical opportunity can combine ecological research, evidence synthesis, and collaborative training. One example project focused on investigating plant-insect community dynamics across deep time and environmental changes.
- Support: about
$27,894per year for 2.3 years - Location: Edmonton, Alberta
- Collaboration: Royal Tyrrell Museum
- Project scope: simulation, imaging, database curation, and outreach
How To Follow Up
Use this site for current information about COSSEE, and reach out through the contact page if you want to enquire about fit, timing, or potential opportunities.