Graduate Student Position: Hopkins Marine Station, Department of Biology, Stanford University The Goldbogen Lab at the Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University invites applications for a PhD student starting in 2014. In addition to an interest in the integrative and comparative physiology of marine organisms, the lab seeks candidates with a strong background in mathematics, physics, engineering, statistics and computer science. Research projects of this emerging laboratory may include, but are not limited to, the following: 1) functional morphology and biomechanics, 2) foraging ecology and energetics, 3) biologging of kinematic and physiological parameters, and 4) animal behavior and predator-prey interactions. Current interests of the lab include locomotion, diving physiology, cetacean acoustics, and the biomechanics of vertebrate filter feeders from anchovies to blue whales. Candidates interested in either position should email jergold@stanford.edu and submit a C.V. including a list of publications and contact information for three references. Lab webpage: http://goldbogen.stanford.edu Information on the PhD program in the Department of Biology can be found here: http://biology.stanford.edu/phd-program Details on the graduate application process can be found here: http://www-marine.stanford.edu/get2hms.html . Jeremy Goldbogen Assistant Professor, Hopkins Marine Station Department of Biology, Stanford University 120 Oceanview Boulevard Pacific Grove, California 93950 jergold@stanford.edu http://goldbogen.stanford.edu