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| The Genetic Discovery Group of DuPont Crop Genetics is looking for highly motivated individuals at the research associate or senior research associate level. Successful candidates will utilize a genetic approach in Arabidopsis to identify candidate genes for agronomic trait improvement in crop plants. Primary responsibilities will include characterizing mutant phenotypes, identifying the genes that confer those phenotypes, and verifying gene function. The successful candidates will display a high degree of independence in conducting experiments. Experience with standard molecular biology techniques is essential, including: DNA/RNA isolation, blot hybridization (radioactive), cloning techniques, and PCR amplification. In addition, experience with Arabidopsis growth and phenotype analysis, and ability to manage large data sets (such as Excel spreadsheets), is desirable. Master's degree or equivalent experience is required; however, these positions are not suitable for individuals at the PhD level. DuPont is a global research- and technology-based company committed to the miracles of science. The mission of the Genetic Discovery Group is to identify agriculturally important genes in crop and model species. Our facility provides state-of-the-art instrumentation for genomic approaches, such as high throughput sequencing, high density microarray analysis, and advanced bioinformatic systems, as well as access to the world-wide field testing resources of Pioneer Hi-Bred and interactions with a thriving scientific community. We are located in Wilmington, Delaware, in an area that offers an attractive lifestyle with easy access to various cultural, academic and recreational activities in the middle East Coast region. DuPont offers an attractive salary and comprehensive benefits. Applicants should mail or fax their resume to: Dr. Milo Aukerman, c/o Susan Faassen, DuPont Experimental Station, Crop Genetics E402/3206H, Rt. 141 & Henry Clay Rd., Wilmington, DE 19880-0402, USA. Fax No.: 302-695-8514. |
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