Job Title: Internship opening at Dr. Kartik Shanker’s lab at the Centre for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science
Location: Bangalore
Organization’s profile:
The work is part of a larger project which deals with understanding patterns of population genetic structure in marine gastropods along the Indian coastline.
Job Description:
Help researchers in field-work along the west coast of India, collecting gastropod samples and ecological data from rocky shores, mangroves and fish landing sites. The internship duration is for two months in March and April, 2014. The work involves travel along the west coast, covering locations in Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, and Maharashtra. Expenses towards travel, food and accommodation during the period of field work will be covered by us.
Eligibility:
Fluency in vernacular languages and/or with good driving skills are strongly encouraged to apply.
How to apply:
Email bharti(at)ces(dot)iisc(dot)ernet(dot)in with the following information in the same format as below:
Reference: YETI
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