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Extended deadline! Join us as a postdoctoral researcher on the biodiversity genomics of neglected plant crops if you want to help understand and protect plants and fungi for the benefit of people and the future of all life on Earth. Based at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in London, you will produce novel genomic resources for plants with documented or potential use to humans that will enable the understanding of the genomic basis of alkaloid synthesis but also aid in their conservation. This project involves scientists at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and at the Antonelli lab on neglected plant crops, including the fever tree (the source of quinine: Cinchona spp.), Rubiaceae, and the coca tree (Erythroxylum spp.).

Deadline: November 21, 2021 More details here!

Open Position:

Master's projects are available! We are always open to Master's students joining the lab in Gothenburg and RBG Kew as part of their degree course. If you have an idea for a project or you would like to see what projects you can choose from, then do get in touch directly with the group member you would like to collaborate with. Please make sure you provide a short CV (or a brief description about yourself and your skills/experience), and your potential interests. We are unlikely to respond to shotgun-style emails.

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Collaborations welcome!Are you a researcher with funding looking to collaborate with the group? We are open to outside people coming and contributing to our lab. In the past we have opened our doors to PhD students and post-docs who have visited us for both long and short periods. Additionally, we have many collaborators based around the world who work alongside us on many research projects. Please get in touch directly with the group member you would like to collaborate with.

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