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Asst/Assoc Prof position in tree fruit physiology at Michigan State University

by Main, Doreen

Assistant/Associate Professor Tree Physiology - Fruits Department of Horticulture, Michigan State University The Department of Horticulture (www.hrt.msu.edu<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/url?u=http://www.hrt.msu.edu/&k=EWEYHn…>) in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University (MSU) is seeking candidates for an Assistant/Associate Professor (12-month tenure system, 80% research, 20% teaching) position to lead an internationally recognized, innovative and competitively funded research program in tree physiology that will advance sustainable fruit production in the Great Lakes region. Potential areas of research pertinent to this position include, but are not limited to: reproductive, developmental and/or stress physiology; plant nutrient acquisition, root biology, orchard floor management and/or rhizosphere/soil health; functional-structural plant modeling; and development/adaptation of plant bioregulators, canopy training systems and/or orchard technologies to optimize fruit quality, yields, tree performance and labor efficiencies. The successful candidate will join a well-established fruit research and extension team that includes horticulturists, physiologists, molecular biologists, geneticists, plant pathologists, entomologists, and agricultural engineers, as well as a network of extension educators across the state. MSU operates four field facilities for tree fruit research in key growing areas as well as on campus. Michigan is a leading producer of apples, cherries, and other tree fruits that are valued at over $350 million annually, and the tree fruit industries provide more than $1 million annually in competitive funding and directed support of research and extension pertinent to tree fruit production in the state. The successful candidate will be expected to develop research and outreach collaborations within the MSU fruit team as well as with extramural peer and interdisciplinary scientists; procure competitive external grant funding; publish in peer-reviewed scientific journals; develop leadership activities in regional, national, and international professional scientific associations; and mentor graduate and undergraduate students. Instructional responsibilities include teaching an undergraduate course in pomology (HRT 332) and contributing to a graduate course in her/his area of expertise. Outreach activities involve service as a core resource for the MSU Fruit Extension educator team and its development of pertinent outreach tools and activities to disseminate critical new information to the fruit production industries in Michigan and beyond. Benefits include a salary commensurate with the candidate’s experience, a competitive start-up package, and attractive health, dental and retirement plans. Qualifications: Required: - Ph.D. in plant physiology/biology, horticulture, forestry, or other plant science-related fields - Demonstrated capacity to conduct and publish independent, original, innovative research - Excellent oral and written communication skills appropriate for both scientific peers as well as agricultural stakeholder constituencies Desired: - Postdoctoral experience in plant physiology/biology - Ability to work collaboratively, both as a team member and a leader - Experience in competitive grant proposal writing and administration - Knowledge of temperate fruit or forest tree physiology - Experience in fruit production/orchard management systems - Experience in teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses Plant Sciences at MSU: MSU is a global leader in basic and applied plant science research, with over 150 faculty members engaged in research ranging from sustainable agriculture and ecology to breeding, genomics and biochemistry. State-of-the-art laboratory, greenhouse, growth chamber, and field-based facilities are available for plant growth research, including biochemical, imaging, and gene expression analyses, bioinformatics support, and plant transformation. Plant science faculty, staff, and graduate students represent an inclusive, diverse community committed to the advancement of science and the recruitment and retention of persons from richly varied backgrounds and perspectives to maintain and enhance the excellence of the University. Application Procedure: Qualified applicants should submit the following materials tohttps://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/url?u=https://jobs.msu.edu/&k=EWEYHn… Faculty/Academic Staff and apply to posting #2349): a letter of application, a summary of research accomplishments and future research interests, a statement of teaching philosophy, a current resume, and contact information for at least three references who will be contacted directly by the search committee as needed. Questions about the position or the search and interview timetable can be directed to Dr. Gregory Lang, Search Committee Chair (langg(a)msu.edu). Questions on submitting applications throughhttps://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/url?u=https://jobs.msu.edu/&k=E… be directed to hrt(a)msu.edu. Review of applications will begin December 15, and continue until the position is filled. MSU is an affirmative action, equal-opportunity employer. MSU is committed to achieving excellence through a diverse workforce and inclusive culture that encourages all people to reach their full potential. The University actively encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons of color, veterans and persons with disabilities.

10 years, 3 months

RosEXEC nominations by 9 November - REMINDER

by Peace, Cameron

Reminder: Nominations for RosEXEC close this coming Monday (9 Nov). Full details in previous message (below). ************************************************************* Hi everyone, As another successful year winds down, RosEXEC (the U.S. Rosaceae Genomics, Genetics, and Breeding Executive Committee,) is ready for another round of elections to renew membership for 2016. In short, RosEXEC helps coordinate research initiatives in the U.S. Rosaceae Genomics, Genetics, and Breeding community (www.rosaceae.org/community/us_rosexec<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/url?u=http://www.rosaceae.org/communit…>). We need nominations! We are looking to add five new U.S. members (three-year terms) and two new international liaisons (two-year terms). If you are willing to join or know of someone else who would be great for RosEXEC participation, please email me at cpeace(a)wsu.edu<mailto:cpeace@wsu.edu> the following info for each nominated candidate prior to Monday 9 November: * name * CV (short version) * brief statement (100-word max) on proposed contributions to the RosEXEC mission Just names are good enough to get us moving - although if you are nominating someone else, it's best if you have checked their interest first. I can contact them soon after to obtain the CV and brief statement. Past service: Five U.S. people will be rotating off as of Jan 2016, after three-year terms: Stan Hokanson, Des Layne, Judson Ward, Michael Wisniewski, and JD Swanson who served as Chair in 2014. Two international liaisons will also be rotating off after two-year terms: Fabrizio Costa and Michael Considine. Thanks to all of these RosEXEC members for their service! As a reward, these people get a one-year respite (unless voted in as the 2016 Secretary) and so are not eligible for immediate re-election. However, those who rotated off in prior years are allowed to rejoin. Current members continuing into 2016 are Gayle Volk (Chair -> Past Chair), Cameron Peace (Vice chair -> Chair), Ksenija Gasic (Secretary -> Vice Chair), Gina Fernandez, Briana Gross, Duke Lane, Greg Reighard, Richard Bell, Jill Bushakra, Chunxian Chen, Amy Iezzoni, Kenong Xu, Michael Dossett (Intl), Riccardo Velasco (Intl), and Dorrie Main (ex officio). Diversity is important to any committee - we aim to represent (1) roughly equally the various Rosaceae crop production and research regions of the U.S., (2) at least a couple members each of university, government / USDA-ARS, and industry, (3) rosoid, pome, and stone fruit research focuses, roughly equally, and (4) various parts of the rest of the research world. Current members continuing into 2016 add up to: U.S. regions: 4 south, 4 east, and 4 west - well balanced Institutions: 7 university, 3 government, 1 industry - need more industry and govt Crop groups: 2.1 rosoid, 4.3 pome, and 5.6 stone - need more rosoid then pome International: 1 Canada, 1 Europe - need Asia, S. Africa, Down Under, S. America The only mandate for new 2016 membership is that one U.S. member must be industry. Details above are just a guide for areas most needing representation. Another area that would be particularly useful to have represented is bioinformatics (in Rosaceae), given RosEXEC's recently acquired new role as steering committee for the GDR. Our next in-person, open meeting will be within the Plant & Animal Genome (PAG) Conference in San Diego, CA at the usual time (Sunday 8-10 am). All welcome! Specific details will be distributed closer to the event. Timeline: Nominations to me by Monday 9 November Voting will be carried out 16 Nov to 18 Dec (U.S. researchers [and any other U.S.-based interested parties] may cast votes) New members will be announced by Christmas Secretary nominations and election (internal RosEXEC process) by the PAG meeting Regards, Cameron Peace 2015 RosEXEC Vice Chair and Membership Subcommittee Chair

10 years, 3 months

RosEXEC nominations by 9 November

by Peace, Cameron

Hi everyone, As another successful year winds down, RosEXEC (the U.S. Rosaceae Genomics, Genetics, and Breeding Executive Committee,) is ready for another round of elections to renew membership for 2016. In short, RosEXEC helps coordinate research initiatives in the U.S. Rosaceae Genomics, Genetics, and Breeding community (www.rosaceae.org/community/us_rosexec<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/url?u=http://www.rosaceae.org/communit…>). We need nominations! We are looking to add five new U.S. members (three-year terms) and two new international liaisons (two-year terms). If you are willing to join or know of someone else who would be great for RosEXEC participation, please email me at cpeace(a)wsu.edu<mailto:cpeace@wsu.edu> the following info for each nominated candidate prior to Monday 9 November: * name * CV (short version) * brief statement (100-word max) on proposed contributions to the RosEXEC mission Just names are good enough to get us moving - although if you are nominating someone else, it's best if you have checked their interest first. I can contact them soon after to obtain the CV and brief statement. Past service: Five U.S. people will be rotating off as of Jan 2016, after three-year terms: Stan Hokanson, Des Layne, Judson Ward, Michael Wisniewski, and JD Swanson who served as Chair in 2014. Two international liaisons will also be rotating off after two-year terms: Fabrizio Costa and Michael Considine. Thanks to all of these RosEXEC members for their service! As a reward, these people get a one-year respite (unless voted in as the 2016 Secretary) and so are not eligible for immediate re-election. However, those who rotated off in prior years are allowed to rejoin. Current members continuing into 2016 are Gayle Volk (Chair -> Past Chair), Cameron Peace (Vice chair -> Chair), Ksenija Gasic (Secretary -> Vice Chair), Gina Fernandez, Briana Gross, Duke Lane, Greg Reighard, Richard Bell, Jill Bushakra, Chunxian Chen, Amy Iezzoni, Kenong Xu, Michael Dossett (Intl), Riccardo Velasco (Intl), and Dorrie Main (ex officio). Diversity is important to any committee - we aim to represent (1) roughly equally the various Rosaceae crop production and research regions of the U.S., (2) at least a couple members each of university, government / USDA-ARS, and industry, (3) rosoid, pome, and stone fruit research focuses, roughly equally, and (4) various parts of the rest of the research world. Current members continuing into 2016 add up to: U.S. regions: 4 south, 4 east, and 4 west - well balanced Institutions: 7 university, 3 government, 1 industry - need more industry and govt Crop groups: 2.1 rosoid, 4.3 pome, and 5.6 stone - need more rosoid then pome International: 1 Canada, 1 Europe - need Asia, S. Africa, Down Under, S. America The only mandate for new 2016 membership is that one U.S. member must be industry. Details above are just a guide for areas most needing representation. Another area that would be particularly useful to have represented is bioinformatics (in Rosaceae), given RosEXEC's recently acquired new role as steering committee for the GDR. Our next in-person, open meeting will be within the Plant & Animal Genome (PAG) Conference in San Diego, CA at the usual time (Sunday 8-10 am). All welcome! Specific details will be distributed closer to the event. Timeline: Nominations to me by Monday 9 November Voting will be carried out 16 Nov to 18 Dec (U.S. researchers may cast votes) New members will be announced by Christmas Secretary nominations and election (internal RosEXEC process) by the PAG meeting Regards, Cameron RosEXEC Vice Chair and Membership Subcommittee Chair in 2015

10 years, 3 months

GDR Newsletter October 2015

by Main, Doreen

Hi Folks, Please find attached the biannual GDR newsletter. Please contact us with any questions, comments or feedback. As always we appreciate your support and continued usage of GDR. Cheers Dorrie Dorrie Main, PhD Associate Professor of Bioinformatics Department of Horticulture Washington State University 45 Johnson Hall Pullman, WA 99164-6414 Tel: 509-335-2774 (office) Email: dorrie(a)wsu.edu<mailto:dorrie@wsu.edu> URL: www.bioinfo.wsu.edu<http://www.bioinfo.wsu.edu/>

10 years, 4 months

Looking for Teaching Post doc candidates

by John-David Swanson

Hi all, Please forward to ANY interested parties! My name is JD Swanson, I once again have a post doctoral position available in my lab. The one I had last year was so successful she was snapped up into a tenure track role starting in the fall. Currently this new one is set for a one academic year (2015-2016). It is a teaching postdoc where the incumbent will teach 1-2 classes per semester (as teacher of record), and will work with my undergraduate students on my RI INBRE (NIH) based project working on the molecular mechanisms underling the effects of Raspberry Phenolics on human stomach cancer cells. The Postdoc will need to be willing to train undergraduate students in qPCR, and work with NGS data. Some human cell culture will be required, but extensive training will be provided through my collaborators lab at Brown University. Some work on grant, and manuscript preparation will also be included. This is a position that is ideal for a post-doc wanting to perdure a career as a faculty member at a primarily undergraduate university. Not to mention Newport RI is a WONDERFUL place to live. I do need to fill this position quickly, so please send CV’s to me directly as soon as possible (jd.swanson(a)salve.edu<mailto:jd.swanson@salve.edu>). I will be reviewing immediately until the position is filled. Thanks JD JD Swanson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology Department of Biology ad Biomedical Sciences Salve Regina University 100 Ochre Point Ave Newport RI 02842 401-341-3165 jd.swanson(a)salve.edu http://Swanson.salvereginablogs.com<http://swanson.salvereginablogs.com/> To Book and Appointment, please go to: http://swansonjd.youcanbookme.com<http://swansonjd.youcanbookme.com/>

10 years, 7 months

Thanks

by khalid bhat

Thanks for adding me Dr khalid

10 years, 8 months

Request for gene data

by Sook Jung

Dear Rosaceae researchers, Gene Naming Guideline has been put together by Rosaceae Gene Name Standardization Subcommittee of RosEXEC/RosIGI and is available in GDR. This information is found on the main menu at 'Help' ->'Gene Naming Guideline'. http://www.rosaceae.org/nomenclature/gene We recommend authors to refer to the list of gene class symbols in Rosaceae and gene naming guidelines and submit the gene/gene class data. As in the guideline, the data can be submitted in the template available from the page below. http://www.rosaceae.org/data/submission *If you are working on Rosaceae genes, we would like to ask you to submit your gene data using the guideline and give us any feedback. If you know of any researchers who are actively working on genes, please forward this email.* The gene data includes gene name, gene symbol, species, gene model ID, evidence code, etc. After getting enough feedback from the community researchers, we will work with editors of journals to check whether the authors are following the nomenclature guidelines and make sure that novel gene names have been submitted to NCBI and/or GDR before accepting a paper as publishable. Unlike, NCBI, GDR will accept genes that do not come from single molecule sequencing with appropriate evidence code. Sincerely, GDR team ------------------------------------------ Sook Jung, PhD Assistant Research Professor of Bioinformatics Dept of Horticulture Washington State University 45 Johnson Hall, Pullman, WA 99164-6414 Email: sook_jung(a)wsu.edu ------------------------------------------- Follow GDR on Twitter! <https://twitter.com/GDR_news>

10 years, 9 months

GDR Newsletter April 2015

by Main, Doreen

Dear Rosaceae Community Members, Please find attached a newsletter describing what's new in GDR* over the last several months. If you have any comments/suggestions/needs for GDR, please let us know. We will be meeting with our Advisory Board (RosEXEC) in 2 weeks and will be discussing our plan of work and community needs at that meeting. As always, we thank you for your continued support of GDR. Cheers Dorrie * GDR is supported by grants from the USDA SCRI Program, NIFA NRSP, the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, as well as principal investigator support from Washington State University, Clemson University and the University of Florida. Dorrie Main, PhD Associate Professor of Bioinformatics Department of Horticulture Washington State University 45 Johnson Hall Pullman, WA 99164-6414 Tel: 509-335-2774 (office) Email: dorrie(a)wsu.edu<mailto:dorrie@wsu.edu> URL: www.bioinfo.wsu.edu<http://www.bioinfo.wsu.edu/>

10 years, 10 months

Dorrie Main looking for applicants for 3 positions

by Humann, Jodi Lynn

Hello everyone, Attached is a PDF with the descriptions of three positions in the Main Bioinformatics Lab at Washington State University. Please forward this to anyone you know who is qualified and interested. The descriptions can also be viewed at: http://www.bioinfo.wsu.edu/node/153. Thanks, Jodi Jodi Humann, Ph.D. Main Lab Bioinformatics Project Coordinator Department of Horticulture Washington State University PO Box 646414 Pullman, WA 99164-6414 509-335-3206 jhumann(a)wsu.edu

11 years

Genomics and Bioinformatics position at Oregon State University- Closing January 25, 2015

by Bassil, Nahla

Dear Colleagues, The Department of Horticulture at Oregon State University invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 9-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor position. This position will conduct research on genomics of economically important crop plants. Two months of summer salary will be provided on a fixed-term, recurring basis for three years. Thereafter, the faculty member will be expected to generate two months of summer salary. The incumbent will be responsible for writing grants and securing the funds for summer salary and operating expenses. The person in this position is responsible for developing a comprehensive program in research teaching and outreach in applied genomics and bioinformatics for economically important staple and specialty crops of Oregon. The person in this position is expected to develop and implement collaborative and independent research, to discover new knowledge and/or creative solutions to problems related to genomics and bioinformatics of economically important crops. The research discoveries and impacts are to be communicated to peers, practitioners and citizens. College of Agricultural Sciences faculty are committed to enhancing student success by engaging students in quality academic, research, internships, global studies, and other experiential learning opportunities. Positions with primary responsibility for extension and outreach are likewise committed to learner success through programming appropriate for diverse audience. The Department of Horticulture is a comprehensive department with active research, Extension, and resident instruction missions. The department serves a diverse and changing horticultural industry and strives to serve the horticultural needs of all citizens in Oregon. To meet these missions, the department has approximately 60 statewide faculty. The faculty are approximately equally split between on-campus and off-campus locations. Off-campus research faculty are located at Experiment Stations and County Extension offices throughout the state. The Department of Horticulture faculty also collaborate with the USDA-Agricultural Research Service in the Corvallis area. To review the full position announcement, qualifications and to apply, go to https://jobs.oregonstate.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=65022 or http://oregonstate.edu/jobs, Posting #0013285; Closes January 25, 2015. OSU is an AA/EOE. For further information, please contact Search Committee Chair Shawn.Mehlenbacher(a)oregonstate.edu or Department Head Bill.Braunworth(a)oregonstate.edu Detailed information is in the attachment- Best regards, Nahla Nahla V. Bassil Plant Molecular Geneticist USDA-ARS National Clonal Germplasm Repository 33447 Peoria Rd. Corvallis, OR 97333-2521 Tel: (541) 738-4214 Nahla.bassil(a)ars.usda.gov<mailto:Nahla.bassil@ars.usda.gov> This electronic message contains information generated by the USDA solely for the intended recipients. Any unauthorized interception of this message or the use or disclosure of the information it contains may violate the law and subject the violator to civil or criminal penalties. If you believe you have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete the email immediately.

11 years, 1 month

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