Nova Scotia Research Associate in Horticulture

Advance your career as a full time Research Associate at Nova Scotia Community College, focusing on Christmas Tree Post Harvest Physiology. Engage in fieldwork and provide essential support for impactful research projects.
Starting February 1, 2026, you will contribute to research in environmental science, specifically on factors affecting conifer physiology and post-harvest processes. Your role will require collaboration with research scientists and frequent field and lab work to ensure research objectives are met efficiently.
Key Responsibilities:
• Provide technical support for ongoing research projects
• Participate in outdoor and indoor fieldwork for data collection
• Collaborate with partners and funding agencies on projects
• Demonstrate self-initiative and research excellence
• Conduct analysis and develop visualizations of research data
Requirements:
• Degree in horticulture, biology, or related fields
• Minimum two years of relevant research expe...