Postdoc: Genomics & Evolution in Model Organisms
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Education / Teaching
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Texas State University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Scholar to conduct independent genomic research under an NIH R24 grant. The role emphasizes genome architecture, adaptation, and sex chromosome evolution, using model organisms like stickleback and Xiphophorus.
The successful candidate will lead data-driven projects, publish manuscripts, and seek external funding while collaborating with the Institute for Molecular Life Sciences.
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Genomics & Evolution in Model Organisms position at Texas State University, we are reviewing applications now.
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