Elevate forest genomics research with a Postdoctoral role in Bioinformatics at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. Focus on cutting-edge genome assembly and analysis for lodgepole pine. This one-year in-person position at North Campus is pivotal within the BFF-AFIRMS project.

Collaborating under the mentorship of Drs. Barb Thomas and Charles Chen, the Postdoctoral Scholar will apply advanced bioinformatics skills in the analysis of conifer genomes. Your work will address vital issues in forest genetic resource stewardship and climate resilience.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct bioinformatics analysis for lodgepole pine genome
- Engage in population genomics for forest species
- Utilize predictive analytics for resource management
- Collaborate closely within a multidisciplinary research team
- Assist the Principal Investigator in research objectives Requirements:
- PhD in relevant field such as bioinformatics or genomics
- Thorough understanding of genomic technologies
- Experience in high-throughput data analysis
- Capability to work collaboratively in research settings
- Detail-oriented with robust analytical thinking Join the University of Alberta in pioneering research for sustainable forest ecosystems.

📌 Tree Improvement Bioinformatician at UofA (Edmonton)
🏢 The University of Alberta
📍 Edmonton