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, particularly of non-model organisms Computer programming and experience with the solution of numerical problems, machine vision, and analysis of next-generation sequencing data High-throughput screening
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development economics. Faculty members in the Dyson School frequently collaborate with colleagues in Computer and Information Sciences, Economics, Engineering, Natural Resources, and other units on campus
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• Microbiology, particularly of non-model organisms • Computer programming and experience with the solution of numerical problems, machine vision, and analysis of next-generation sequencing data • High-throughput
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Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field. ● Strong programming skills (Arduino, microcontrollers, embedded systems, data acquisition, and control systems). ● Experience with laboratory instrumentation
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and present our work at top-tier ACM computer science venues in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and Wearable Computing. Example projects and publications from our group: Intro to the Hybrid Body Lab
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% Computer research 15% Field Research 7% Writing 15% Requirements Required: - PhD in Plant Biology, Microbiology, Entomology, Plant Pathology, or a related field. - Experience working with plants as part of