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Evolutionary Pathways in Climate Adaptation in Southeast Asia (TRACE), a European Research Council-funded Advance Grant (ERC Adv) led by Prof. Diana Suhardiman and hosted by the KITLV in Leiden, is looking
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EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Project The project Tracing Evolutionary Pathways in Climate Adaptation in Southeast Asia
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Details Title Postdoctoral Fellow in Terrestrial Ecosystem Dynamics School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Position Description Harvard University
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of human activity on organisms and the environment. The department's research is based on three areas of strength: sustainable use of natural resources, evolutionary research, and biological nanoscience. Our research
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for (including our assessment rubric); details of financial support, training, and placement opportunities available; and details of our recruitment process, can be found at https://accedtp.ac.uk/, in
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for PhD projects in evolutionary biology, with a focus on how grasses adapt to their environments. Our research group combines cutting-edge genomic techniques, comparative and population analyses, and
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Evolutionary Biology; b) Previous experience in Microbiology techniques, specifically in microbial isolation and genetic engineering using the CRISPR-CAS9 system; c) Previous experience in Yeast Population
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are currently implementing a novel ‘evolutionary inspired’ breeding approach that involves first genetic improvement at the diploid level using heterotic pools, followed by a final polyploidization event to
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fitness, has diversified across eukaryotes (PMID: 39757240). By examining autophagy through an evolutionary lens, we uncover molecular innovations that can be harnessed to improve crop performance in
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with low-depth sequenced whole genome data. These data could help refine the study of inbreeding, estimate past effective population sizes, and potentially test an evolutionary response to the current