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The University of Georgia seeks a Graduate Assistant (100% effort, 0.40 FTE) to contribute to plant physiology research under the Jespersen program. The position involves maintaining plants, collecting and analyzing data, and writing up results, with duties performed on campus in Athens, GA.
The appointment supports graduate studies and provides practical research experience in physiology, data collection, and analysis, with field and greenhouse components and some lifting required.
Position Summary: Graduate Assistantship.
Duties/Responsibilities: Perform plant physiology research, including maintaining plants, collecting and analyzing data, and writing up results.
Percentage of time: 100%
FTE: 0.40
Physical Demands: Perform field and greenhouse research. Work outside and lift up to 25 pounds.
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