Ph.D. Scholarship in Molecular Genetics: The Wang Laboratory, located within the Department of Plant Pathology at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL, is currently seeking a Ph.D. student to engage in innovative research within the field of molecular genetics. Our research is dedicated to unraveling the intricate roles of RNA structures in mediating plant-viroid interactions. This exciting project is generously funded by the National Science Foundation (USA). The University of Florida offers a robust plant research community and state-of-the-art research infrastructure. Gainesville is known for its affordable cost of living and vibrant college-town atmosphere, conveniently located near major cities such as Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville.
Summary Table:
- Study Area: Molecular Genetics
- Scholarship Description: Ph.D. student position
- Eligibility: Meet minimum requirements of the Plant Molecular Cellular Biology Program or the Department of Plant Pathology, possess knowledge in molecular genetics, biochemistry, and cell biology.
- Financial Support: Tuition coverage and a stipend of $30,000 per year.
- How to Apply: Contact Dr. Ying Wang at ying.wang1@ufl.edu with a brief cover letter and CV. The successful candidate will need to submit an application package to meet UF graduate school requirements.
- Last Date: Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Study Area: This scholarship opportunity is in the field of Molecular Genetics, focusing on the exploration of RNA structures and their roles in plant-viroid interactions.
Scholarship Description: The Ph.D. scholarship position is offered by the Wang Laboratory at the University of Florida, Gainesville, within the Department of Plant Pathology. The research project is funded by the National Science Foundation and centers on unraveling the intricate roles of RNA structures in mediating interactions between plants and viroids. The University of Florida provides an exceptional research environment with strong plant research initiatives and cutting-edge research facilities. Gainesville offers an affordable cost of living and the vibrant ambiance of a college town, with proximity to major Florida cities.
Eligibility: To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must meet the minimum requirements set by either the Plant Molecular Cellular Biology Program or the Department of Plant Pathology. Additionally, they should possess a solid foundation in molecular genetics, biochemistry, and cell biology.
Financial Support: The successful Ph.D. candidate will receive comprehensive financial support, including tuition coverage and a generous stipend of $30,000 per year.
How to Apply: Interested applicants should initiate the application process by contacting Dr. Ying Wang at ying.wang1@ufl.edu. Please provide a brief cover letter and your curriculum vitae (CV). The selected candidate will be guided on submitting an application package that aligns with the University of Florida’s graduate school requirements.
Last Date: Applications will continue to be accepted until the scholarship position is filled. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to join our research community!
