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collaborators. -Assists with corn breeding field work and leadership of research program as needed. -Other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications: -Appropriate PhD in genetics, soil and crop sciences
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Forest Service, and Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory. The Texas A&M AgriLife Institute for Advancing Health Through Agriculture (IHA) is a strategic collaboration that advances research
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strategies, budgets, milestones, progress reports, and other sponsor-required documents; coordinates multidisciplinary proposal teams and facilitates collaborations among faculty, industry partners, and
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research funding proposals and the dissemination of scientific findings through peer-reviewed publications. The successful candidate will collaborate with faculty investigators, staff, and external partners
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, organization, and cleaning of herbarium, laboratory, and field workspaces. May travel for fieldwork, herbarium visits, conferences, training, and collaborator meetings. May assist with workshops, outreach
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: The incumbent will collaborate with (1) developing and delivering targeted educational programs, including workshops, webinars, and online courses, for NRCS personnel, Extension professionals, and other
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collaboration and coordination with the Healthy Living team, led by IHA Associate Director, Dr. Rebecca Seguin-Fowler, whose work focuses on community-engaged research to promote health and reduce chronic disease
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and agricultural biomass in the region. The postdoc will work closely with CPRL scientists and collaborators to conduct lab‑, pilot‑, and feedlot‑scale research to develop and evaluate approaches
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AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Position Information We are seeking a motivated and collaborative postdoctoral research associate to join our research program at Texas A&M University to
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industry engagement. CGRM develops interdisciplinary collaborations to address critical needs in the ranching community and works to enhance operational resiliency, strengthen enterprise sustainability, and