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An fixed-term appointment as post-doctoral researcher is vacant at the Department of Forest Mycology and Plant Pathology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala. Our
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plant breeding programs. Read here about what it means to be at SLU on a stipend: Information scholarship holders About the position The post doc will be part of an ongoing project looking at the impact
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organic chemistry, biochemistry, natural product chemistry, food science and microbiology. Visit us https://www.slu.se/en/departments/molecular-sciences/ About the position We are looking for a post doc for
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About the position The role of small RNAs in plant-microbe interactions is poorly understood. As a post doc researcher, you will investigate Potato-Phytophthora infestans interactions with reference
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apple breeding program. Analyses of phenotypic data for various traits along with high-density marker and sequence data will be important components for the candidate on this position. The post-doc will
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everything from livestock, sports and companion animals to laboratory animals and wildlife. Researchers in the department work across the entire range from molecular mechanisms and microbiology to the overall
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, bioinformatics and One Health. Our research covers everything from production animals to sports and pet animals, laboratory animals and wild animals. The department's researchers work on the entire scale from
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numerous national and international research projects including scholars, Post-Docs, PhD-students, MSc- and BSc-students. The Unit for Field-based Forest Research provides support for field data collection
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from livestock, sports and companion animals to laboratory animals and wildlife. Researchers in the department work across the entire range from molecular mechanisms and microbiology to the overall
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, comparative medicine, food safety, bioinformatics, and One Health. Our research covers everything from production animals to sports and pet animals, laboratory animals and wild animals. The department's