Research Assistant in Root Biology

Post Summary

This post is a research assistant role as part of the Research Group of Dr Richard Nair at Trinity College Dublin (School of Natural Sciences, Discipline of Botany). The holder will work on the RootCheck project team, collaborating with University College Dublin (Rosemount Research Station) and AFBI Newgrange. They will report to Dr Richard Nair (TCD) and be integrated into working groups at both universities. They will work on plant biology and agricultural science tasks to deliver validation of a technical tool for applied plant biology challenges, relevant to future food systems. As the role is part of a solution-orientated project, the exact tasks of the role may change during the project.  

Application Procedure

-          a full Curriculum Vitae, including the names and contact details of 2 referees and a letter of interest (max 1 page)

-          Please title your email ‘RootCheck RA Application’

Informal enquiries are welcome.

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