Plant Genetic Engineering Research Fellow – National University of Singapore in Singapore
National University of Singapore is currently seeking applicants for the position of Plant Genetic Engineering Research Fellow in the Singapore area. The available job type for this position is Full-time.
We are specifically looking for individuals who possess strong skills and have a minimum of beginners/seniors in the field. In addition to technical expertise, we highly value honesty, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility in our employees.
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Job Information
| Company: | National University of Singapore |
| Position: | Plant Genetic Engineering Research Fellow |
| Region: | Singapore |
| Education: | Confidential |
| Salary: | SGD 3.500 - SGD 5.500 per Month |
| Job Type: | Full-time |
Job Description
Date: 17 Nov 2024
Location: Kent Ridge Campus, SG
Company: National University of Singapore
The Tay lab at the National University of Singapore is seeking a Research Fellow to develop innovative nanomaterials for plant genetic engineering. This position aims to advance sustainable solutions for food security and climate change by enhancing plant traits, such as yield and resilience. Duties include conducting experiments and writing manuscripts.
Benefit
- Gaining experience
- Taught first
- Receiving a bonus for overtime
Application Requirements
- Relevant formal education
- Work experience in the related industry is a plus
- Ability to adapt and learn quickly
Company address
| Region | Singapore |
| Full Address | 21 Lower Kent Ridge Rd, National University of Singapore, Singapore 119077 |
| Google Map | Google Map |
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