Post-Doctoral Associate AD - Dutta-06

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Monday thru Friday, 8 AM - 5 PM

Interested candidates should provide a CV, three professional references to Dr. Bhabesh Dutta (bhabesh@uga.edu) and may contact directly to Dutta with any questions regarding the position. The candidate must have a PhD in plant pathology or biochemistry with emphasis on biofinformatics.

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Utilize state-of-the-art technologies but not limited to genomics, computational biology to identify novel thiosulfinate gene clusters in diverse bacterial pathogens affecting Alliums

Work closely with different key industry stakeholders, and be involved in training undergraduate and graduate students, keeping records related to research projects, synthesizing data, presenting results at local and national conferences and preparing scientific manuscripts for publications.

Work on pathosystems that will include onion, garlic, Japanese bunching onion