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| University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences Job Announcement Job Description: Postdoctoral Research Associate A position is available immediately for a postdoctoral researcher to explore the transcriptional regulatory networks that control Arabidopsis light responses. The successful applicant will be expected to run a laboratory-based project to investigate light-responsive transcription and regulatory proteins on a genomic scale. Key laboratory techniques include assaying transcriptional responses using Q-PCR, microarrays, gel blots and reporter genes, making and characterizing transgenic plants and mutants, and yeast one- and two-hybrid analysis. Extensive data analysis, including creating new databases and programs, will also be necessary to fully understand this complex system. The researcher will have the opportunity to hone or develop bioinformatics computer skills including Perl programming, genome scale DNA sequence analysis, motif detection, biological statistics and microarray data analysis. There will be multiple opportunities to attend scientific meetings, and to collaborate with laboratory and computational scientists on the UIUC campus and at other institutions. Training A PhD degree in a biological or biomedical science is required. Practical experience with molecular biology is essential, particularly recombinant DNA technology and RNA analysis. Familiarity with plant biology, Arabidopsis, transcription, reporter genes, transgenic plants, particle bombardment, photoreceptors or computational biology are all advantageous but not essential. Salary Commensurate with training and experience. Funding is available for two years in the first instance, with the possibility of extension. Closing Date For full consideration in the first round of applications, applications should be received by October 31, 2004. The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is identified. Applications Applicants should submit a cover letter, a full curriculum vitae, copies of college transcripts and names of three referees with email addresses or telephone numbers to: Matthew Hudson, Department of Crop Sciences 334 NSRC, 1101 W. Peabody Urbana, IL 61801, United States. Phone 217 244 8096, email [Only registered users see links. ] --- |
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