Positions available in plant-microbe interaction Ohio State University
Post Doctoral Researcher, PhD Research Assistant for Spring/ Fall 2016, and Visiting Scholar positions available in Plant-Microbe Interaction, Plant Pathology Department, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA, 43210The successful applicants will conduct experiments using a wide range of approaches in biochemistry, genetics, genomics, molecular biology, bioinformatics, metabolomics, and cell biology. The research will aim to study plant surface (cell wall and cuticle)-mediated plant immunity against diverse pathogens; improvement of plant immunity and yield by beneficial microbes from phytobiome.
Requirement, PhD/MS in plant biology, microbiology, plant pathology, genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology or related area; knowledge and skills in plant immunity, microbial pathogenesis, beneficial microbes, plant-microbe interaction, phytbiome related study, and evidence of accomplishment in conducting scientific research; techniques/skills in biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and cell biology; ability to work both independently and in a team; excellent English communication, reading, and writing skills.
For postdoctor position, View job posting (Requisition number 411335) https://www.jobsatosu.com/postings/64967
For PhD position, application materials should include GRE score, statement of intent, CV, transcripts from all college institutions attended, and 3 letters of recommendation. International applicants should review requirements
for English proficiency (TOEFL or other approved test).Please submit application through university website. For application instructions, visit: http://plantpath.osu.edu/future-students/graduate-application. To be considered for Spring 2016, applications should be received September 21st, 2015; To be considered for Fall 2016, applications should be received Nov 30th, 2015.
Contact: Dr. Ye Xia, xia.374@osu.edu. Reviewing of applications will begin immediately and continue until a successful candidates are identified. See more research information on http://plantpath.osu.edu/our-people/ye-xia
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