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genetic alteration of cis -regulatory elements and genes with genomic and molecular techniques to study the genetics underlying crop shoot traits. Analyze next-generation sequencing bulk and single-cell
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magic-angle spinning (MAS), fast MAS, proton (^1H) detection, multinuclear NMR spectroscopy, dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP), or NMR pulse-sequence development. Experience characterizing pharmaceutical
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. Experience with statistical and bioinformatics software, including R, SAS, sequence analysis tools, and genomic data analysis methods. Experience developing Excel macros and using database management systems
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multiple tasks, meet milestones, communicate results effectively, and contribute to progress reports is essential. This Postdoctoral Research Associate is a one-year appointment with possibility for renewal
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: Extensive experience developing optical imaging systems including designing, setting up and aligning optics Expertise in subdiffraction optical imaging instrumentation and application to biological systems
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manage multiple research projects and provide regular updates regarding scientific progress and project outcomes. In addition, the individual will supervise and mentor graduate students and summer
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environmental conditions and modeling key processes within the soil–plant–atmosphere continuum. The laboratory utilizes a combination of field experimentation at multiple scales and process-based simulation
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, universities, and industry. The position requires effective management of multiple tasks, timely completion of project milestones, clear communication of results, and contributions to quarterly progress reports
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of Midwestern agroecosystems and direct experience collecting, managing, and analyzing field data Demonstrated ability to independently manage multiple research projects, communicate findings effectively through
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multiple tasks, meet milestones, communicate results effectively, and contribute to quarterly progress reports is essential. Required Minimum Qualifications: Ph.D. must be completed prior to start date