I have multiple Master's and PhD graduate student openings in my
lab at University of Missouri-Columbia for studying evolutionary and
environmental genomics using Daphnia.  To be eligible for the graduate
program for University of Missouri, please refer to our graduate program
requirements (https://biology.missouri.edu/grad-program)

We have a few different research directions 1) the genetic mechanisms
for obligate parthenogenesis in Daphnia, 2) the evolution of meiotic
recombination rate in Daphnia, 3) CRISPR gene editing in Daphnia, and
4) environmental mutagens and genomic integrity.  For those interested,
please send an inquiry email to me (sxwf7@umsystem.edu) with a CV/resume
and description of research interests.

Best regards,
Sen

Sen Xu, PhD
Associate Professor, Division of Biological Sciences
Tucker Hall, Room 304A
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211
Email: sxwf7@umsystem.edu

"Xu, Sen" <sxwf7@missouri.edu>

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