Paid research opportunities for high school and undergraduate students:

https://www.nybg.org/about/work-with-us/employment/?p=job%2FoxFEufw4

The Beaury Lab is looking for interns to develop research projects related to the movement of invasive species through horticultural trade. Positions would begin in February 2025.

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Prospective graduate students: 

The NYBG Graduate Studies Program is operated in conjunction with City University of New York’s (CUNY) Ph.D. Program in Biology; Florida International University’s International Center for Tropical Botany; the Biology Department and Calder Center of Fordham University; the Department of Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology (E3B) at Columbia University; the Department of Plant Biology at Cornell University; the Biology Department at New York University (NYU); and The School of the Environment at Yale University. Students apply to and enroll at one of these universities and complete the degree requirements of the school, but have full access to the staff, facilities, and research opportunities available at the Garden

 

The Beaury Lab is looking for prospective graduate students! Click here for information specific to this cycle (University deadlines for December, 2024 and the NYBG deadline for January, 2025). To discuss opportunities, please reach out to ebeaury@nybg.org with a resume/CV, a description of your research interests, and which program you would be interested in applying to (from the Universities listed above).

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Prospective postdocs:

The Beaury Lab does not currently have funding for postdocs, but if you are interested in collaborating on funding opportunities, please contact ebeaury@nybg.org. This can include contributions to in progress grant proposals in the Beaury Lab or applications to self-funded fellowships, including the NSF PRFB, the Smith Conservation Fellows program, and more.