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Assistant Professor in Plant Genomics
General Description Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center, Dallas (http://dallas.tamu.edu) is seeking a highly qualified and motivated individual for the position of Assistant Professor in Plant Genomics. The appointment is 100% effort with AgriLife Research and is 12-month, base-funded position. The successful candidate will develop and maintain a nationally and internationally recognized research program in plant genomics with a focus primarily on urban crops, specifically, warm-season turfgrasses and fruits and vegetables grown in controlled environments. The incumbent is expected to use innovative genomics and molecular biology approaches including, but not limited to, genome/transcriptome sequencing and analyses, genotyping-by-s
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