Postdoc: Genome-Phenome Mapping for Crop Adaptation

Postdoc: Genome-Phenome Mapping for Crop Adaptation

The Morris lab at Kansas State University is seeking a postdoc (Computational Biology or Plant Genetics) in genome-phenome mapping. 

The postdoc will contribute to our mission of understanding and improving crop adaptation to water scarcity.  

The project is supported by Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research and other stakeholders. To learn more about the project see https://www.g2pbridge.org/. No previous experience with agricultural or crop systems is required, just a strong interest in addressing the global challenge of overcoming water scarcity.

Postdoc - Computational biology:

This postdoc will develop novel computational approaches to understand the genome-phenome map for crop adaptation, and test hypotheses as a part of an interdisciplinary public-private collaboration. The ideal candidate will have experience in modeling, programming, and statistical analysis, and a commitment to rigorous and creative application of the scientific method. Experience in plant genetics or genomics is preferred but not required.

Apply here for the Computational Biology postdoc:
https://careers.k-state.edu/cw/en-us/job/508344/fellow-post-doc

Postdoc - Plant Genetics:

This postdoc will conduct field and laboratory experiments to understand the genome-phenome map for crop adaptation, and test hypotheses as a part of an interdisciplinary public-private collaboration. The ideal candidate will have experience in plant genetics or genomics, and a commitment to rigorous and creative application of the scientific method. Experience in statistical programming is preferred but not required.

Apply here for the Plant Genetics postdoc:
https://careers.k-state.edu/cw/en-us/job/508346/fellow-post-doc