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Career Opportunities: Graduate Assistant in Plant Genetics (22764)
Prof. Sebastian Soyk is recruiting a Graduate Assistant in Plant Genetics to join his research group at the Department for Molecular Plant Biology (DBMV) at the University of Lausanne (UNIL). The Soyk lab investigates genetic and molecular mechanisms that regulate stem cell differentiation in plants and studies how stem cell activities changed during crop domestication.
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Expected start date in position: / or to be agreed
Contract length: 1 year, renewable 2 x 2 years, maximum 5 years
Activity rate: 90%
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The candidate will join a highly motivated and diverse group of researchers who study the molecular genetics and genomics of crop domestication using tomato and related species as model system. The successful candidate will perform research on a project to investigate the architecture and function of gene reg...
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