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Inside Higher Ed · 6 days ago

Part-Time Research Professional - Li Lab

The University of Georgia is a prestigious institution and is currently seeking a Part-Time Research Professional for the Li Lab. The successful candidate will conduct soybean breeding and genetics experiments, focusing on developing high-yielding cultivars and employing molecular breeding techniques.

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Responsibilities

Perform statistical analyses of genotypic and phenotypic data
Interpret the results
Write manuscripts, publish findings in peer-reviewed journals, and assist in writing the project progress reports
Plan and execute the experiments to genetically map/confirm the QTLs for traits of importance and perform genotyping for molecular breeding
Develop phenotyping methods and conduct phenotyping for the traits of importance in greenhouse or field environments
Engage in field-based breeding operations, including tasks, not limited to, such as experimental design, seed packaging, planting envelop layout and planting

Qualification

Marker/QTL discoveryMolecular breedingStatistical analysisGenotypingPhenotyping methodsOrganizational skillsCommunication skillsTeam-oriented

Required

High school diploma or equivalent and 5 years of related experience
Profound organizational capabilities and attention to details
Strong proficiency in written and verbal communication skills
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced team-oriented environment

Preferred

Ph.D. in Plant Breeding and Genetics or a related field, demonstrating significant expertise in marker/QTL discovery and molecular breeding
Background in statistical analysis of sequencing, marker, and field data

Benefits

Retirement Plan: TRS
Benefits Eligible

Company

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Funding

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Total Funding
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2022-01-10Acquired
2006-08-31Series Unknown

Leadership Team

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Stephanie Shweiki
Director, Foundation Partnerships
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