Location: Kottman Hall, Columbus Campus
School: School of Environment and Natural Resources
Duration: temporary, 1 year or less

Overview:
The School of Environment and Natural Resources at the Ohio state university invites applications for a Visiting Fellow position. This fellowship focuses on advancing research in conservation and regenerative agriculture, specifically examining the effects of no-tillage and crop diversification on soil functions and the sequestration of soil organic carbon.

Responsibilities:
The Visiting Fellow will:

Conduct a comprehensive literature review on soil health impacts of no-till farming and complex crop rotations in South America, with emphasis on Brazil (40%).

Perform statistical analyses on datasets provided by the fellow (20%).

Participate in staff meetings and present research findings at seminars (20%).

Engage with other visiting scholars and graduate students to foster collaboration (10%).

Improve proficiency in written and spoken English (10%).

Qualifications:

• Bachelors degree in Agriculture, Soil Science, Agronomy, or a related field.
• Strong background in soil health, conservation agriculture, and data analysis.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a research environment.

Benefits:

• Access to laboratory, greenhouse, and field research facilities.
• Opportunities for professional development and networking within the School of Environment and Natural Resources.