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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
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of avian ecology, evolution, and conservation across space and time. The Animal Functional Ecology and Conservation Lab seeks to identify the functional mechanisms underlying the ecology and evolution
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the Health Living Research team, create an Individual Development Plan in close collaboration with Dr. Rethorst, receive training in grant writing, and have opportunities for research dissemination through
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and the Department of Horticultural Sciences, Texas A&M University. BCE program focuses on the development of breeding lines and cultivars of horticultural crops for controlled environments (CEs
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various dairy systems and livestock/grazing management scenarios. Document model development processes and disseminate research findings through peer-reviewed publications and technical reports. Performs
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crop improvement. The successful candidate will work on chromosome-scale genome assembly, gene annotation, structural variation discovery and development of genomics tools to accelerate breeding across
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/LCA inputs. The role involves mentoring students, coordinating with collaborators/industry, and publishing in high-impact journals while supporting proposal development. Job Responsibilities: Design and
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analysis and method development of bioactive compounds. Investigate changes in bioactive compounds during postharvest handling processes. Collaborate with industry partners and collect samples from various
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/program conceptualization and development, grant proposal development, and other related activities. This position will focus on community-based intervention studies and/or longitudinal cohort studies
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/program conceptualization and development, grant proposal development, and other related activities. This position will focus on community-based intervention studies and/or longitudinal cohort studies