Jesse Alston

@jessealston.bsky.social

Computational mammalogist at the University of Arizona. Public land and Green Bay Packers enjoyer.

I am pleased to announce that we are inviting applications for a Lead Laboratory Coordinator at the University of Arizona’s Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research. Review of applications will begin on September 15, 2026. For details and to apply, visit arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/caree...

Lead Laboratory Coordinator, Tree Ring Laboratory

In this role, you will:Lead the oversight of a dendrochronology laboratory in collaboration with the Director, including the mentoring, training,...

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Postdoc opportunity with Alex Jensen at Texas State University is hiring a postdoc in wildlife/macroecology. Range dynamics, citizen science & computer vision using iNaturalist data. $60K/yr + benefits, 2 yrs funding. Start early 2027. Apply by 9/30/26: alexjojensen.weebly.com

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I’m looking to recruit a postdoc to join my research group at University of Iowa to work on disturbance ecology and biodiversity! Start date flexible, lots of opportunity for skill development, collaboration, and mentorship. Will review applicants in mid-August! Link: gavinmjones.com/opportunities/

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BIG NEWS! The Jones Lab will be relocating to the School of Earth, Environment, and Sustainability (SEES) at the University of Iowa in Fall 2026. Our work on disturbance ecology and conservation sc…

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The American Society of Mammalogists is seeking assistance with design and production of a digital newsletter. The quarterly newsletter will share information about mammal research and conservation, student awards and funding opportunities, ASM activities, and more.

ASM is looking for assistance with a Digital Newsletter | American Society of Mammalogists

Request for Proposal: Design and production of an ASM Digital Newsletter

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We're hiring a genetics lab manager position at NOAA in Juneau, Alaska! The successful candidate will oversee day-to-day laboratory operations and contribute to the development of new molecular methods. Salary is $75-145k/yr. Email wes.larson@noaa.gov with questions www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewD...

Biologist (Omics)

This position is located in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). Vacancies may be available in each listed location. Additional duty lo...

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Just over one week left to apply for the Biometric Working Group’s student travel grant. If you’re a student presenting at The Wildlife Society annual conference this fall, consider applying! No need to be a BWG member. Application deadline is July 3. Details in the link.

TWS Biometrics Working Group - Student Travel Grants

The purpose of the student travel grants is to promote and support student interest in biometrics and the Biometrics Working Group by attending The Wildlife Society annual conference. The number of gr...

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Not loving this trend of getting review requests on topics I know nothing about from allegedly legitimate journals. If your journal has a ScholarOne portal, you should be able to discern that I am not your guy for earthworm taxonomy

I'm recruiting a master's student for Fall 2026 to join my lab at The University of Arizona, to work on a project investigating the population genomics and hybridization dynamics of native and invasive leopard frogs in central Arizona! 🐸 🧬 Ad with details is posted below.

I quit my tenured professor job in 2022. Change makes us deeply uncomfortable, which is why it mostly happens when it’s the only acceptable option. I’m sharing my own change journey over the last 5 years, now with the benefit of hindsight. sophielgilbert.substack.com/p/on-a-quest...

Change happens when it's the only acceptable option

How my journey from wildlife ecologist to climate bro and back again forced me to change, and even made me like it.

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Passed 1000 total citations on Google Scholar today. May be gauche to point this out, but it remains very cool to me that so many people have used research I have been involved in to inform theirs