Bioinformatician Postdoc in Tree Genetics

Explore an impactful role as a Postdoctoral Scholar Bioinformatician with the BFF-AFIRMS initiative located in Edmonton, Alberta. Focus on genome assembly and population genomics of lodgepole pine.

Your initial one-year appointment will take place at the North Campus of the University of Alberta. In collaboration with researchers from UofA and Oklahoma State University, this position will allow you to apply your advanced bioinformatics skills to improve forest genetic resource management in response to environmental challenges.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct detailed lodgepole pine genome assembly research

• Collaborate on studies involving comparative genomics

• Utilize high-throughput genotyping for advanced analysis

• Participate in strategic decisions on genetic resources

• Contribute to innovative digital forest management techniques

Requirements:

• Doctorate in bioinformatics, genomics, or a relevant discipline

• Expertise in population genomics methodologies

• Familiarity with forest genetics and climate impacts

• Skilled in high-throughput sequencing methods

• Collaborative mindset to foster research partnerships

Your contributions will drive advancements in forest ecosystems through bioinformatics at BFF-AFIRMS in Edmonton.