ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE IN MODEL AND CROP PLANTS: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MEMBRANE LIPIDS AND PROTEINS.��

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Southern Cross University, Southern Cross Plant Science

We are seeking a highly motivated Ph.D. student to join the newly established lab of Dr. Bronwyn Barkla in Plant Science at Southern Cross University to work on a project investigating abiotic stress tolerance in crops and model stress tolerant plants employing proteomics and lipidomics approaches. The successful candidate will have experience in one or more of the following areas; molecular biology, protein biochemistry, proteomics, lipidomics or related fields, and will be expected to conduct high-quality, independent research. Above all, the candidate will be ambitious and motivated, being able to demonstrate enthusiasm and insight for the project. The project is open to interested students from outside the plant science area who have suitable biochemistry background.

The candidate must hold, a Master by Research Degree (or must be finishing a Master degree) or equivalent diploma, and must have an exceptional academic record. Experience in research is essential.

Please contact Dr. Barkla for further details or informal enquiries. Bronwyn.barkla@scu.edu.au

Applications should include a full CV including contact details of two referees + a covering letter. The covering letter should indicate under the following headings (max 200 words each): A. Motivation for carrying out postgraduate study, referring to your understanding and expectations of what an MSc or PhD training provides and involves; B. Why you chose Southern Cross University and Plant Science; C. Why you are interested in the specific Project; D. the background academic and/or technical expertise you bring to the project.

View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1334

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