Question 1

What are the key qualifications for the Research Fellow positions?

Accepted Answer

Applicants need a Ph.D. in environmental science, forest ecology or plant physiology. Strong expertise in ecosystem demographic modelling , hydraulic functional traits, or common garden experiments is essential, along with a publication record in tropical tree physiology or forest demography. Learn more about thriving in postdoc roles .

Question 2

What research topics will the Research Fellows lead?

Accepted Answer

Fellows will focus on climate change impacts on tropical forests, including linking plant traits to drought responses, using demographic models for future climate scenarios, and modelling forest microclimate. Explore similar faculty opportunities .

Question 3

How should I apply for these NUS Research Fellow roles?

Accepted Answer

Submit a cover letter, CV with publications, sample publication, 2-page research statement, and contact details for four referees (including PhD supervisor). Email enquiries to Dr. Lim Jun Ying at jylim@nus.edu.sg. Tips for academic CVs .

Question 4

Is visa sponsorship available for international applicants?

Accepted Answer

Yes, visa sponsorship is available for qualified international candidates. NUS supports international researchers through established processes. International academic career advice .

Question 5

What is the contract duration and renewal process?

Accepted Answer

Initial appointment is for one year with renewal possible for 1–3 years, up to a total of four years. Performance and funding determine extensions. View other postdoc opportunities .

Research Fellow (Biological Sciences)

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Kent Ridge Campus

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