Build a generative biology research program in Edmonton, connecting AI-guided design, genomics, and plant resilience across managed and natural ecosystems.

The University of Alberta invites an internationally based early-career researcher to its Canada Impact+ Emerging Leader appointment. As an Assistant Professor in Renewable Resources, establish externally funded research integrating computational, experimental, and design-based approaches. Your work may address synthetic biology, predictive genomics, epigenome engineering, regeneration, plant health, biotic interactions, or resilient forests and crops. Teach, mentor, publish, collaborate, and support knowledge mobilization beyond academia.

Key Responsibilities:

- Lead independent research in generative biology and related areas
- Secure external funding and disseminate high-quality findings




- Collaborate with the Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair
- Mentor undergraduate, graduate, and research personnel
- Contribute to academic governance and collegial service

Requirements:

- PhD in genetics, genomics, biotechnology, breeding, or related discipline
- Postdoctoral experience in a relevant research area
- Research expertise connecting biological discovery and innovation
- Capacity for interdisciplinary collaboration and student mentorship
- Ability to start within twelve months after award acceptance

Develop a distinctive Assistant Professor program using generative biology, AI-guided approaches, genomics, and experiments for ecosystem resilience.

📌 Generative Biology Professor Renewable Resources (Edmonton)
🏢 University of Alberta
📍 Edmonton