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Molecular Physiology of Stomata, Photosynthesis and WUE
The Leakey group at the University of Illinois (http://lab.igb.illinois.edu/leakey/) seeks creative and energetic applicants for 2 postdoctoral associate positions studying stomata, photosynthesis and water use efficiency in the model C4 species of sugarcane and setaria. The positions will be involved in long-term collaborative projects funded by the Department of Energy and NSF, which involve multidisciplinary teams of physiologists, geneticists, computer scientists and molecular biologists. Our goals are to understand the genetic and physiologic
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