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are seeking a temporary research technician to assist the study of plant- and insect-parasitic nematodes and their associated microbial consortia. We aim to develop maintenance protocols such as
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-month term, with the possibility of renewal depending on funding, lab needs, and performance. Yang Lab investigates nematode-suppressive soils and studies the key microbes within that contributes
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focuses on systematics, morphology, physiology, phylogeny, ecology, ethology, diagnostics, epidemiology, and biodiversity of arthropods and nematodes, primarily of agricultural, forestry, urban-landscape
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, phylogeny, ecology, ethology, diagnostics, epidemiology, and biodiversity of arthropods and nematodes, primarily of agricultural, forestry, urban-landscape, commodity, zootechnical, veterinary, and forensic
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, comparative metabolomics, and MS/MS networking. Job Description: A postdoctoral Associate position in metabolomics and natural product chemistry is available as part of an NIH-funded project on nematode
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be responsible for: 1) husbandry and nematode strains management; 2) culture media preparation and nematode lines maintenance; 3) purchases, chemical inventory organization, documentation, and general
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biopesticides to protect grain crops from root lesion nematodes, a major constraint on grain production. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to high-impact, industry-connected research while building
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of Assistant Professor no later than June 28, 2027, in the Department of Plant Science. Job Duties The successful candidate specializes in the study of insects, pathogens, nematodes, or invasive weeds
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include handling and processing of samples for soil, plant and microbial analyses (including nematodes), maintenance and identification of cultures/isolated populations, and environmental nucleic acid
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resistant to: golden cyst nematode race Ro2, for which insufficient control options currently exist; necrotic strains of potato virus Y and potato mop top virus, which have both emerged as serious pathogens