PhD in Drosophila Population Genomics: The University of Vermont’s Department of Biology is offering two exciting PhD scholarship positions in Drosophila population genomics research, providing an excellent opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge genetic and ecological research projects.
PhD Scholarship Opportunity in Drosophila Population Genomics Research
Designation
- Job Title: PhD Student (Research and Teaching Assistantship)
Research Area
- Project 1: Population genomics of adaptive tracking and overwintering in Drosophila suzukii
- Project 2: Population genetics and neurobiology of winter-feeding phenotypes in Drosophila melanogaster
Location
- Location: University of Vermont, Department of Biology, Marsh Life Science, 109 Carrigan Drive, Burlington, Vermont, 05405
- Website: UVM Department of Biology
Eligibility/Qualification
- Bachelor’s degree in biology, ecology, evolution, zoology, computational biology, entomology, or related field
- Preference for candidates with previous research experience (master’s degree or undergraduate research)
Job Description
- Conduct fieldwork, molecular work, and computational analysis
- Investigate the genetic and neurological basis of seasonal evolution and winter-feeding phenotypes in Drosophila
- Participate in international collaborations and projects with esteemed research institutions
How to Apply
- Interested applicants may apply for one or both opportunities
- Visit Joaquin Nunez Lab Opportunities to schedule an interview with Prof. Joaquin Nunez
- Deadline details: Visit UVM Graduate Programs Degrees and Deadlines Apply for posted deadline for Biology (PhD) applications
Last Date for Apply
- Please refer to the posted deadline for Biology (PhD) applications at UVM Graduate Programs Degrees and Deadlines Apply
This opportunity offers a compelling blend of fieldwork, molecular analysis, computational biology, and collaboration with esteemed researchers. If you meet the qualifications and are passionate about contributing to groundbreaking Drosophila population genomics research, we encourage you to apply.
