Two physiological ecology positions at the University of Illinois at
Chicago - one postdoc, one technician:
Postdoc in Elevated CO2, plant nitrogen and hydraulics
We are interested in an individual to join an NSF funded project
addressing potential linkages between plant nitrogen nutrition and
hydraulic in response to rising CO2 levels. Preference will be given to
candidates that have experience with gas-exchange, hydraulic
conductivity and water relations. A working knowledge of plant nitrogen
nutrition, biochemistry and analytical techniques (e.g., wet chemistry
and elemental analysis) will also be a plus. The position includes full
benefits and the salary is competitive. This is a one year position
available immediately and will be renewable based on performance.
Interested individuals should send inquiries and/or applications To:
Hormoz BassiriRad ([email protected]), Professor Department of Biological
Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago
Research Assistant, Ecophsyiology & Plant Nutrition
We are seeking an experienced technician to join a physiological ecology
lab. The individual should have experience with plant and soil nitrogen
analysis including a working knowledge of C&N analyzers and possibly
HPLCs. The individual should be comfortable to work with instruments for
measurements of plant gas-exchange, hydraulics and water relations. The
successful candidate is also expected to know and follow safe lab
practices regarding the use and disposal of hazardous materials. The
position comes with full benefits and a competitive salary commensurate
with experience. This is a one year position available immediately and
will be renewable based on performance. Interested individuals should
send inquiries and/or applications To: Hormoz BassiriRad
([email protected]), Professor Department of Biological Sciences at the
University of Illinois at Chicago.
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