26 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at Texas A&M AgriLife in United States
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, fermentation, and CRISPR. Strong background in fermentation, food engineering, and food processing. Experience in molecular biology, Gene editing, bioinformatics, cell culture. Experience with Cell counter
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, such as differential gene expression. -Perform various molecular biology experiments to validate the results obtained through bioinformatics. -Evaluate data and summarize results for preparation in peer
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bioinformatics, biocomputing, statistical genetics, and the genomics of polyploid plant species. The incumbent will be responsible for conducting independent research and coordinating projects to implement
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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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, 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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of plants in greenhouse (hydroponic, soil culture) -Experience in conducting nucleic acid isolation and library preparation for high-throughput sequencing -Experience in bioinformatics -Experience in
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, qRT-PCR, marker design and validation, sequencing library preparations. Knowledge of Bioinformatics: genome resequencing and transcriptome data analyses, variant calling, QTL and GWAS analyses. A
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make a difference in the world! Position Information Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Dallas Center (https://dallas.tamu.edu/ ) is seeking a highly motivated individual to join the Controlled Environment
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protected and open field cultivation systems Use lab and field equipment (ICP, HPLC, gas exchange analyzer, soil/root/plant sensors, chlorophyll fluorescence, etc.), data loggers and image processing tools
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Description The Postdoctoral Research Associate will examine the epigenetic regulation of the paternal genome and subsequent role in embryo development in the Luense Lab (https://animalscience.tamu.edu/people