The University of Alberta is hiring a postdoctoral scholar for the BFF-AFIRMS initiative, a collaboration with Oklahoma State University, the Government of Alberta, and forest industry partners, to characterize key adaptive elements across pine and spruce genomes. The role involves analyzing genomic sequences, developing computational methods, and preparing publications in collaboration with geneticists and statistical genomics researchers. Candidates need a PhD in forest genomics, bioinformatics, comparative genomics, or a related field, with demonstrated experience in plant genome assemblies and strong communication skills.
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