Research Affiliate Master's Role in Microbial Ecology (Alberta)

Research Affiliate Master's Role in Microbial Ecology (Alberta)

28 Aug
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Employment and Social Development Canada
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Alberta

28 Aug

Employment and Social Development Canada

Alberta

Engage in cutting-edge microbial ecology research at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. This Master's student position focuses on soil health in agricultural systems.

This opportunity at the Lethbridge Research and Development Centre allows you to work directly on research that influences farming practices. You’ll gain expertise in microbial community analysis and soil health indicators, alongside academic training in the lab and field settings. The project aims to provide farmers with actionable insights to maintain soil health.

Key Responsibilities:
• Investigate microbial communities in various cropland systems
• Carry out soil sampling and microbiology laboratory tasks
• Apply statistical analysis in R for data interpretation




• Report research findings effectively to stakeholders
• Support experimental design in fieldwork environments

Requirements:
• Enrollment in a Master’s program at the University of Lethbridge
• Experience in molecular biology or relevant fields
• Familiarity with soil science principles
• Strong analytical and written communication skills
• Must retain full-time student status during tenure

Support important agricultural research and further your expertise in microbial ecology through this unique MSc chance.
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📌 Research Affiliate Master's Role in Microbial Ecology (Alberta)
🏢 Employment and Social Development Canada
📍 Alberta

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