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stress with secondary metabolites to develop climate-resilient vegetables, specifically tomatoes. Knowledge in linking bioactives, whole food, and microbiota. Ability to interpret analytical data from LC
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bioreactors. Responsibilities include downstream recovery (protein/lipid/metabolites), analytical characterization (HPLC/GC, metabolomics as needed), data analysis/modeling, and rigorous documentation for TEA
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, mineral, or biochemical analysis. •Use analytical equipment (pH meters, CO2 sensors, soil/root/plant sensors, chlorophyll fluorescence, etc.) and process samples using standard laboratory analytical
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publications. Qualifications Required Education and Experience: PhD degree in any of the following: plant biology, plant physiology, analytical chemistry, genetics, biotechnology, food science, or other closely
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up experiments • Collect and analyze soil, water, mineral, and wastewater samples • Use analytical equipment or work with data from analytical equipment (e.g., ICP-OES or ICP-MS, XRD, FTIR, EA, EA-IRMS, etc
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pathways. Expertise in techniques such as metabolic phenotyping, flow cytometry, molecular biology, or omics approaches. Strong quantitative, analytical, and communication skills. Interest in translational
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controlled environment systems -Strong ability to formulate hypothesis, design experiments, handle scientific data, perform statistical analysis, and write scientific reports -Evidence of publications in peer
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, mineral, or biochemical analysis. •Use analytical equipment (pH meters, CO2 sensors, soil/root/plant sensors, chlorophyll fluorescence, etc.) and process samples using standard laboratory analytical
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make a difference in the world! Position Information The APEX/APIC/SWAT+ modeling group at Texas A&M AgriLife Research is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join a
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AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Position Information The Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Stephenville are seeking a highly motivated full-time postdoctoral research