Lead functional genomics research at the University of Alberta, advancing plant adaptation and ecosystem resilience through experimental and computational approaches.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor appointment sits in Renewable Resources within the Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences. Establish an independent, externally funded program spanning genetics, genomics, biological design, and plant adaptation. Teach undergraduate and graduate courses while supervising students and research personnel. Collaborate across the University and with external partners to translate discoveries for forests, crops, and natural-resource systems.

Key Responsibilities:
Establish an cutting-edge externally funded research program
Integrate experimental, computational, and genomic approaches




Publish research and develop interdisciplinary collaborations
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses
Supervise and mentor students and research personnel

Requirements:
PhD in a relevant biological, agricultural, or natural-resource discipline
Postdoctoral experience in a relevant field
Expertise in functional genomics, genetics, or generative biology
Potential to secure external research funding
Internationally based outside Canada when accepting the position

Shape plant adaptation research as an Assistant Professor combining functional genomics, biological design, teaching, mentorship, and collaboration.
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📌 Assistant Professor Functional Genomics Plants Edmonton (Canada)
🏢 University of Alberta
📍 Canada