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Text: CAPB abbreviation of Canadian Association for Plant Biotechnology

Job Postings & Graduate Student Positions

The CAPB advertises job postings

and graduate student positions for

our members. 

Positions related to plant molecular biology and biotechnology can be posted here free of cost. To submit a position, send the details and a link to the original posting to webadmin@canadianplantbiotech.ca 

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PhD or MSc Position

University of Western Ontario, Department of Biology

A Ph.D. or M.Sc. position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Susanne Kohalmi. The preferred starting date is September 2026 but the date is negotiable. We are studying a small family of enzymes in Arabidopsis to understand how small sequence changes affect subcellular localization, substrate specificity, protein-protein interaction profiles or moonlighting functions. We are particularly interested to understand how these characteristics are linked to post-translational modifications and influenced by environmental conditions (https://www.uwo.ca/biology/faculty/kohalmi/). Interested candidates can send their CV and transcript to Dr. Kohalmi (skohalmi@uwo.ca).

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The CAPB is a non-profit organization comprising members with a shared interest in plant biotechnology. We also strive to stay up to date with other aspects of plant biotechnology, such as changing crop regulatory policies and public outreach. 

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