See the attached position advertisement for a postdoctoral research position at the Rice Experiment Station in Biggs, CA.

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Project Background and Position Description:

We offer a post-doctoral position to work with the RES Rice Breeding Program in screening and evaluating tolerance of rice germplasm and available mutant populations to herbicides for weed control in rice. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and testing screening protocols for different herbicides in the lab, greenhouse and rice field, as well as develop additional mutant populations using chemical or physical mutagens. If applicable, the incumbent will develop mapping population if the search for herbicide tolerance is found. Activities will be conducted in conjunction with the activities of the breeding program, the DNA marker laboratory, and other activities in cooperation with weed research by UC Davis at RES.

Salary and Duration:

The position will be available immediately and with the project duration of 3 years. The salary is competitive and will depend upon qualifications and experience.

Requirements:

Job qualifications include a PhD in Weed Science, Plant Ecology, Plant Physiology or related field with knowledge of plant ecology, and physiology. Strong background in weed ecology, ecophysiology, herbicide tolerance, and experience in research is required. Working knowledge of DNA markers and rice genetics is an advantage. Evidence pertaining to ability to work in and excellent verbal and written communication skills is essential.

Additional details and submission information is in the attached job description (link below the photo).