中国科学院西双版纳热带植物园林冠生态学研究组岗位招聘启事----中国科学院西双版纳热带植物园

版纳植物园立足中国热带，面向南亚东南亚国家和地区，辐射全球热带区域，聚焦热带生物多样性保护和植物资源可持续利用，建成热带珍稀濒危植物迁地保护、扩繁和野外回归示范基地，热带生物多样性保护与生态学研究高地，国家热带战略性植物资源保存与研发中心，以及融合科普宣教与生态文明建设的环境教育前沿阵地，为国家生态安全、生态文明、资源可持续利用、美丽乡村和绿色“一带一路”发展提供科技支撑。目前正积极推进西双版纳热带国家植物园创建工作。

版纳植物园参与共建植物多样性与特色经济作物全国重点实验室，现有2个云南省重点实验室、4个国际联合实验室、1个云南省工程技术研究中心、1个省级陆稻种质资源库、2个国家级野外台站、1个省级野外台站以及标本馆等科研平台；是中国科学院东南亚生物多样性研究中心、中国植物园联合保护计划和龙脑香科植物全球保护联盟的挂靠单位，并牵头建设了中国迁地保护植物大数据平台。主要学科植物学和生态学均为全球ESI高引学科，近5年发表国际期刊论文和高引论文数量位居世界植物园前列。现设有生态学专业一级学科博士、硕士研究生培养点，植物学专业二级学科博士、硕士研究生培养点，并设有生物学专业一级学科博士后流动站。

版纳植物园与50多个国家（地区、国际组织）有着广泛的交流与合作，其国际影响不断扩大，已成为我国最重要的热带植物科学研究基地、热带植物种质资源保存库和科学知识传播中心。

二、招聘岗位

林冠生态学研究组现面向国内外公开招聘助理研究员或副研究员。我们热忱欢迎有志于从事昆虫生物多样性、保护生物学及生态系统功能研究的青年学者加入团队。

三、研究方向

本研究组致力于揭示环境变化驱动昆虫多样性时空动态的机制。团队整合长期监测、野外实验和先进分析手段，开展生态学与保护生物学的基础和应用研究。招聘重点方向如下：

1. 昆虫保护与监测方向：研究气候变化和生境转变背景下昆虫种群与群落变化的格局、驱动因子及机制。依托本课题组在泰国考冲大样地长达16年的昆虫多样性连续监测数据，探索长期变化趋势并预测未来响应。

2. BVOC与三级营养互作方向：研究森林冠层和林下层中生物源挥发性有机物（BVOCs）在植物-植食者-天敌三级营养互作中的介导作用，探讨BVOCs如何影响群落构建和生态系统过程。

四、应聘条件

1. 资历要求：具有生态学、昆虫学、保护生物学或相关专业博士学位。具有博士后或特别研究助理经历。

2. 专业背景：具有扎实的群落生态学、昆虫分类学和/或化学生态学基础。有分子生物学方法、空间建模或传感器监测（如声学记录仪）经验者优先。

3. 科研成果：在国际主流期刊上发表过与岗位匹配的高质量论文。

4. 能力要求：具有良好的英语听说读写能力，能独立撰写学术论文和开展国际合作交流；具备团队协作精神和跨学科合作能力。

5. 年龄要求：应聘助理研究员岗位年龄一般不超过35周岁，应聘副研究员岗位年龄一般不超过40周岁。

五、支持条件

1. 科研环境：提供国际一流的科研平台，包括林冠塔吊、先进分析实验室以及覆盖中国西南和东南亚的长期研究基地。

2. 经费与薪酬：提供具有竞争力的启动经费和薪酬待遇。支持申请国家自然科学基金、中国科学院及其他国内外科研项目。

3. 工作地点：云南省西双版纳州勐腊县勐仑镇中国科学院西双版纳热带植物园。

六、应聘材料

请将以下材料通过电子邮件发送至中村彰宏研究员（a.nakamura@xtbg.ac.cn），并抄送人事处刘清老师（liuqing@xtbg.org.cn）：

1. 个人详细简历（含完整论著清单及三位推荐人联系方式）；

2. 求职信（阐述个人优势、研究兴趣及未来工作计划，不超过3页）；

3. 代表性论著PDF文件（不超过5篇）；

4. 博士学位证书扫描件。

七、联系方式

研究岗位咨询：中村彰宏研究员（a.nakamura@xtbg.ac.cn）

人事政策咨询：刘清老师（liuqing@xtbg.org.cn）

本招聘长期有效，直至招到合适人选为止。

中国科学院西双版纳热带植物园

地址：云南省西双版纳傣族自治州勐腊县勐仑镇 666303

单位网址：https://xtbg.ac.cn

About XTBG

Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), Chinese Academy of Sciences, was founded in 1959 and is located in southern Yunnan Province, with a subsidiary branch in Kunming, the provincial capital. As a comprehensive research institution, XTBG integrates scientific research, species conservation, and science education. Situated in China's tropical region, the Garden focuses on biodiversity conservation and the sustainable use of plant resources in South and Southeast Asia. Over the years, XTBG has become a leading center for tropical biodiversity and ecological research. It serves as a core unit for several major biodiversity conservation programs and has established a national big-data platform for the conservation of relocated plant species. XTBG offers doctoral and master's degree programs in ecology and botany, as well as postdoctoral research stations in biology and ecology. With extensive collaborations spanning more than 50 countries, XTBG's international influence continues to grow. It has now become China's most important base for tropical plant research, a key repository for tropical plant germplasm resources, and a major hub for science communication.

Position Overview

The Forest Canopy Ecology Research Group invites applications for Assistant or Associate Professor positions. We are seeking highly motivated scientists to join our team and contribute to cutting-edge research on insect biodiversity, conservation, and ecosystem functioning in tropical Southeast Asia.

Research Focus

Our group is dedicated to understanding the mechanisms driving the spatio-temporal dynamics of insect diversity in response to environmental change. We integrate long-term monitoring, field experiments, and advanced analytical tools to address fundamental and applied questions in ecology and conservation. We particularly seek candidates to lead research in two key areas:

Insect Conservation & Monitoring: Investigating the patterns, drivers, and mechanisms of insect population and community changes in the context of climate change and habitat transformation. This research will leverage our long-term monitoring platforms in Thailand, including the 16-year insect diversity dataset from the Khao Chong permanent plot, to understand long-term trends and predict future responses.

BVOC & Tri-trophic Interactions: Exploring the roles of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds (BVOCs) in mediating tri-trophic interactions (plant-herbivore-natural enemy) within forest canopies and understories. This research will investigate how BVOCs influence community assembly and ecosystem processes.

Position Requirements

· Qualifications: A Ph.D. in Ecology, Entomology, Conservation Biology, or a closely related field, with experience as a postdoctoral researcher or special research assistant.

· Expertise: Strong background in community ecology, insect taxonomy, and/or chemical ecology is essential. Experience with molecular methods, spatial modeling, or sensor-based monitoring (e.g., acoustic recorders) is highly desirable.

· Track Record: A strong publication record in leading international journals, commensurate with career stage.

· Skills: Excellent communication skills in English (both written and spoken) are required. Ability to work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary and international team is essential.

· Age Limit: Applicants for Assistant Professor positions should generally be under 35, and for Associate Professor positions, under 40.

What We Offer

Research Environment: Access to world-class research facilities, including the XTBG canopy crane, state-of-the-art analytical labs, and a network of long-term research sites across Southwest China and Southeast Asia.

Funding & Support: A competitive start-up package and salary commensurate with experience . Support will be provided for applying for external grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), CAS, and other funding agencies.

Working Location: Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Menglun, Mengla, Yunnan 666303, P. R. China

How to Apply

Applicants should submit the following documents via email to Prof. Akihiro Nakamura (a.nakamura@xtbg.ac.cn), with a copy to Mr. Liu Qing (liuqing@xtbg.org.cn) from the Department of Human Resources:

A detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) including a complete list of publications and contact details for three referees.

A cover letter outlining your suitability for the position and a statement of research interests and future plans (max. 3 pages).

PDF files of up to five representative publications.

Scanned copies of your Ph.D. degree certificate.

Contact

For further questions about the research position, please contact Prof. Akihiro Nakamura (a.nakamura@xtbg.ac.cn). For general employment enquiries, please contact Mr. Liu Qing (liuqing@xtbg.org.cn).

This recruitment advertisement is open until the positions are filled.

Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Menglun, Mengla, Yunnan 666303, China

https://xtbg.ac.cn

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