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NC State University is looking for a Post Doc in Raleigh, NC, to develop gene drive strains aimed at suppressing the New World screwworm. This position requires a PhD in molecular biology or related fields and involves conducting research in a lab setting.
The successful candidate will collaborate closely with Dr. Amarish Yadav and will be responsible for maintaining detailed lab notes as well as presenting findings at meetings. A successful track record in genetics is preferred.
Post Doc
Raleigh, NC
The overall aim of this project is to develop gene drive strains for suppression of the New World screwworm. In the initial phase of the project we will work secondary screwworm, a very closely related species. We will work with primary screwworm in ACL3 containment at a later date, if an import permit is granted.
The scholar will contribute to maintaining the lab and will be expected to keep detailed notes in their lab book and present at lab meetings and meetings with the sponsor.
Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm
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