Post-Doctoral Fellow: Plant-Nematode Biology

The University of Georgia; Athens (GA); Presencial; USD 42 728 - 52 223; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The University of Georgia seeks a Post‑Doctoral Associate to advance understanding of the molecular basis of plant‑nematode interactions, with an emphasis on nematode effector biology. The role involves independent and collaborative research in plant–microbe systems within the CAES‑Plant Pathology group in Athens Area.

Responsibilities include conducting molecular research, managing cultures, data analysis, reporting grant updates, presenting results at meetings, and mentoring undergraduate

Qualificações

• Ph.D. in molecular nematology, molecular plant‑microbe interactions, or related field earned within the past four years.
• Experience in molecular plant‑microbe interactions, nematode biology, stats and bioinformatics, and plant transformation.
• Peer‑reviewed publication record and strong written English.

Responsabilidades

• Carry out research on molecular basis of plant‑nematode interactions and characterize gene functions in crop and model systems.
• Care for plants and pathogen cultures and manage nematode cultures as needed.
• Collect data from experiments and analyze it with the PI and team.
• Summarize results, prepare updates, and report to grant agencies.
• Present findings at local, national, and international meetings.
• Supervise and mentor undergraduate researchers in the lab.

Conhecimentos

English proficiency

Bioinformatics analyses

Plant transformation

Formação académica

Ph.D. in molecular nematology or related field

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The University of Georgia seeks a Post‑Doctoral Associate to advance understanding of the molecular basis of plant‑nematode interactions, with an emphasis on nematode effector biology. The role involves independent and collaborative research in plant–microbe systems within the CAES‑Plant Pathology group in Athens Area.

Responsibilities include conducting molecular research, managing cultures, data analysis, reporting grant updates, presenting results at meetings, and mentoring undergraduate