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Position Summary The Hulin lab @ MSU is excited to welcome applications for a molecular plant bacteriologist. They will work collaboratively on projects focused on plant pathogenic bacteria evolution
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evolution that contributes to the department’s goal of addressing fundamental biological questions about photosynthetic organisms at all scales. All applicants are expected to demonstrate a
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Position Summary The Hulin Lab is excited to welcome applications for a Research Technologist. They will support projects focused on plant pathogenic bacteria evolution. Laboratory duties will
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deciphering the processes of virus assembly and infection via a combination of biochemistry, molecular biology, biophysics, structural biology, and experimental evolution studies. The main project of the
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and reaccelerated rare-isotope beams – The goal of the research is to investigate nuclear shell and shape evolution far from stability and study exotic decays and electromagnetic responses of weakly
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publications and demonstrate exceptional potential for research success in ecology, evolution, and/or behavior. Required Application Materials Applicants will need to enter the contact information for
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genomics, field experimentation, and crop improvement is strongly desired. Additional experience in molecular biology, quantitative genetics, genomics, molecular evolution, legume species, seed biology
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understand the evolution ecology of a classic polyphenism – temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD) – that occurs in many reptiles. In so doing, we also gain insight into phenotypic plasticity
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. Ondersma (https://publichealth.msu.edu/flint-research/flint-public-health-research/steven-ondersma-phd), Dr. Claire Margerison (https://epibio.msu.edu/research/mrg/), and Community MPI Athena McKay (https
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. Submit your application directly at https://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/list/26921 . The evaluation process will begin on December 1, 2025, and review of applications will continue until positions are