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Post-Doctoral Research Associate - CCI Research & Innovation Center - 24000000J5 Description Postdoctoral Associate The University of Tennessee, Knoxville invites applications for Postdoctoral
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. Responsibilities include designing and conducting experiments, analyzing complex datasets, contributing to the development of new molecular techniques, and disseminating results by authoring peer-reviewed
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provide guidance and implementation of experiments that will be designed to minimize floral abortion in soybean plants with the goal of enhancing crop yield potential, while incorporating image‐based
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grid monitoring and large system dynamics analysis. This includes developing research designs, constructing data collection methods, and deploying various strategies for successful data management and
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hypotheses related to the biosynthetic pathway leading to insect hormones in plants. - Perform metabolic engineering in tomato and test transgenic plants for insect resistance. - Design and conduct research
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will participate in that work, the fellow will work primarily with Professors Bach, Wasilczuk, and Brown as well researchers at Pregnancy Justice and grassroots partners to design and conduct in-depth
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diseases. • Work independently to interpret results and design experiments. • Work collaboratively with a team environment to carry out transformative science. • Maintain detailed notes and record all
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bacterial virulence, pathogenesis, and host-pathogen interactions. • Work independently to interpret results and design experiments. • Work collaboratively with a team environment to carry out transformative
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bacterial systems are commonly used to validate components or assemble constructs prior to final installation in plants. Applicants should have strong experience in cloning, circuit design, and bioengineering
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innovation in more complex systems. Applicants will focus on utilizing synthetic and molecular biology approaches to solve real-world challenges facing the energy, medical, agricultural, and biotechnology