RU Zoology & Entomology Molecular Lab

22/01/2024

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Vacancies at SANParks!

04/12/2023

The ZEML wishes everyone a merry Festive Season!🎶🍗🥗🍻🥂🍧🍨🎵🎄🎊

21/02/2023

Our newest publication is available Online! Find out how southern African gecko diversity and endemism is linked to elevation in our article published in Diversity.

South Africa is recognised for its high reptile diversity and endemism, specifically among lizards. Phylogenetic diversity, endemism, and richness can have clear implications or raise important questions in a range of fields, and most urgently in conservation. Among squamate reptiles, these indices....

02/11/2022

Manager: Admin and Technical Support in the Department of Zoology and Entomology and Department Ichthyology and Fisheries Science

24/10/2022

A new paper describing the new leaf-toed gecko genus Bauerius is now available!
https://www.biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.5124.4.1
Chad Keates - African Herpetology, Werner Conradie

24/10/2022

Seen any good insects later around Makhanda?🐝🐛🦋🐜🪰🪲🪳🦟🦗🦂 Snap a photo of it! 📸We would love to see your entry on iNaturalist for the Makhanda Entomoblitz!

Discover the insects of Makandha encountered by Rhodes University students! The students will be identifying their submissions 14-18 October, but their tutors would appreciate any dis/agreements that might affect marking ...

17/10/2022

Congratulations to Dr Shelley Edwards, the Head of ZEML - she has been promoted to Associate Professor!! 🥳

17/10/2022

Revised advert for the Entomology lecturer position at Rhodes University:

04/10/2022

We have an exciting opportunity available for an Entomologist at Rhodes University!

06/06/2022

We have an exciting position open for a Lecturer in Marine Biology at Rhodes University! Applications are closing soon, so be sure to share this with anyone that would be interested!

LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER in the Department of Zoology and Entomology (2- year contract)

25/02/2022

SAIAB is looking for an Instrumental Scientist:
Instrument Scientist

NRF-SAIAB seeks to appoint an Instrument Scientist (Aquatic Genomic Research Platform)

Purpose: The primary focus of the position is to manage the Aquatic Genomics Research Platform and operate associated instrumentation. Individually led research is encouraged but will not be more than 30% of the post. Promote strategic direction and facilitate the use of the Aquatic Genomics Research Platform as a National research platform, and to co-ordinate its use as teaching platform. Ensure that the laboratory, services offered and research conducted remain relevant with regard to technological advances in the field of genomics.

Se the full advert here:

The home page of the Institute formerly known as the JLB Smith Institute of Ichthyology, the Scientific 'home'of the Coelacanth.