Tenure-Track Evolutionary Biology Research Leader

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About the role

Stanford University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Evolutionary Biology. The successful candidate will conduct research addressing fundamental questions about evolutionary processes and drivers of evolutionary patterns, using computational, experimental, field, mathematical, statistical, or theoretical approaches. Responsibilities include teaching and mentoring at graduate and undergraduate levels, building a world-class research program, and contributing

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