Graduate Research Assistant; Ph.D Dutta
Listed on 2026-01-01
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Science
Academic, Biology
Posting Number
G/R09353P
Working TitleGraduate Research Assistant (Ph.D.) - Dutta
DepartmentCAES-Plant Pathology
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Employee
Additional Schedule InformationUp to 20 hours per week. Schedule to be determined by Supervisor
Advertised Salary$2,150 per month
Anticipated Start Date01/01/2021
Posting Date07/30/2020
Open Until FilledYes
Special Instructions to ApplicantsInterested candidates should provide a CV, and three professional references to Dr. Bhabesh Dutta (bhabesh). Interested candidates may contact Dr. Dutta with any questions regarding this position.
Location of VacancyTifton Area
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- Survey commercial cole crop fields for the distribution of fungicide resistance among Alternaria sp. using traditional and molecular methods (60% of time).
- Continue graduate student course credits (20% of time).
- Write reports and present data at symposiums (20% of time).
Graduate Research Assistant
FLSAExempt
FTE0.45575
Position SummaryThis will be a Ph.D. position starting Spring 2021 in the Department of Plant Pathology, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, The University of Georgia – Tifton campus. The position is based in Coastal Plain Experiment Station in GA. The successful candidate will be responsible for surveying commercial cole crop fields for the distribution of fungicide resistance among Alternaria sp. using traditional and molecular methods.
Candidate should have completed a Master’s Degree in Plant Pathology, and be interested in basic and applied research in Plant Pathology. Candidate will have the opportunity to work in a multi‑state and multi‑disciplinary team of scientists with ample opportunities to interact directly with stakeholders.
- M.S. degree in Plant Pathology
- Experience with mycology and bioinformatics are preferred but not required
Light lifting, standing and/or sitting for extended periods of time.
Is this a Position of Trust?Yes
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