A postdoctoral position is available at Brigham Young University

*A postdoctoral position is available at Brigham Young University,
Department of Plant and Wildlife Sciences. The postdoctoral person will use
data from optical physical mapping technology (BioNanoGenomics) study and
quantify the genome relationships of members of the cotton tribe. The
postdoc will be required to analyze and interpret physical mapping data
within a phylogenetic context and create new methods of comparative
analysis for this data. The ideal candidate would have a thorough
understanding of High Molecular DNA isolation, a strong foundation in
phylogenetics, and skills in bioinformatics. A Ph.D. in plant biology,
plant genetics, evolutionary biology or related field is required.
Proficient oral communication and proficient writing skills in English are
essential. This is a full-time position supported by the NSF Plant Genome
Research Program.*

*The start date is flexible, but preferably during Fall 2014, and the
position is full-time for three years subject to satisfactory performance
year-to-year. Salary will be commensurate with experience and skills, and
benefits are included. Interested applicants should send a CV, a brief
description of research interests and experience, and contact information
for three references to Joshua Udall (**jaudall at byu.edu
). To receive full consideration, please send all
application materials before July 14, 2014.*

Joshua Udall (295 WIDB)
Brigham Young University
701 E. University Parkway
Plant and Wildlife Science Depart.
Provo, UT 84602

Office: 801-422-9307

jaudall1@gmail.com