M.SC & P.hd(Microbio)

[artikundu]

Graduate Student Positions


Graduate student positions (M. Sc. & Ph.D.) are available immediately
in the
Department of Biology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario.

M.Sc. Project: Study interaction of plants and microorganisms for plant
trait
improvement using biotechnology approaches. Interested individuals
should be
highly motivated and have good knowledge of plant science and
microbiology.

Ph. D. Project: Study mechanisms and develop strategies via molecular
biology
and biotechnology approaches for viral disease resistance in fruit
trees.
Interested individuals should be highly motivated, possess good
organization
and interpersonal skills, and work independently. The candidates should
be
familiar with basic molecular techniques, such as vector construction,
PCR,
Southern and Northern blot, and plant genetic transformation.

To apply or for further information, please contact:

Dr. Lining Tian
Southern Crop Protection and Food Research Centre
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
1391 Sanford Street
London, Ontario
Canada N5V 4T3
Phone: (519)-457-1470 ext. 230
Email: tianl@agr.gc.ca
Fax: (519)-457-3997

 

[rakesh_sehrawat]

thanks

hi Ms Kundu,
thanks for this nice information. I want to join the same. I am MSc in microbiology with one year research experience as research associates and also my job was on plant microbe relationship. thanks for this great concern if you have any more information regarding microbiology n biotechnology please do correspond. this will be highly helpful [/FONT] to the persons in india



graduate student positions (M. Sc. & Ph.D.) are available immediately
in the
Department of Biology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario.

M.Sc. Project: Study interaction of plants and microorganisms for plant
trait
improvement using biotechnology approaches. Interested individuals
should be
highly motivated and have good knowledge of plant science and
microbiology.

Ph. D. Project: Study mechanisms and develop strategies via molecular
biology
and biotechnology approaches for viral disease resistance in fruit
trees.
Interested individuals should be highly motivated, possess good
organization
and interpersonal skills, and work independently. The candidates should
be
familiar with basic molecular techniques, such as vector construction,
PCR,
Southern and Northern blot, and plant genetic transformation.

To apply or for further information, please contact:

Dr. Lining Tian
Southern Crop Protection and Food Research Centre
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
1391 Sanford Street
London, Ontario
Canada N5V 4T3
Phone: (519)-457-1470 ext. 230
Email: tianl@agr.gc.ca
Fax: (519)-457-3997[/QUOTE]