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#I am seeking an opportunity to pursue an MS/Direct PhD running 5 years in Crop Genetics and Breeding, with a keen interest in Population Genetics, Molecular Biology, Computational Genetics, Crop Improvement, and Control and Field Environmental Trials. #Reminiscing the coding time around the clock :https://lnkd.in/dmhwph7n # My passion lies in advancing agricultural science through cutting-edge research and practical applications, and I am alacrity to contribute to innovative solutions in these fields. ###Undergradue Assignment on Empirical problems of Nepalese farmers of Tarai Region-Population Genetics and Plant Breeding #Genomics, Gene, Genetics #orchid id https://lnkd.in/dv4mnH4C #########Documentation alert ############# S4 scientist National Maize Research Program, Rampur, Chitwan: Mr. Chitra Bahadur Kunwar #Springer Nature #CABI agriculture and Bioscience https://lnkd.in/dm7-6fCb https://lnkd.in/dZzBXqpS https://lnkd.in/dtBU5kM5 https://lnkd.in/dWHxnidj  #################Statment of problems with Novelty In Nepal, only 17% opting for hybrid maize hybrids rest of OPV (Gairhe et al. 2021). Agrovet became a hub for cheap multinational hybrid seeds—harrowing winter cold waves, known as "Sitlahar" results on leaving fields littered with barren cobs. In response, the government, determined to safeguard farmer livelihoods, implemented new regulations. Consequently, directives tasked the Nepal Agriculture Research Council (National Maize Research Program, Rampur, Chitwan, Nepal) with a critical mission: rigorously evaluate the stability and performance of commercially available maize hybrids under frigid cold waves across varied locations. This study evaluates optimal maize genotypes for resilience under cold waves stressful conditions because minimum temperatures for pollen abortion range from below 10 °C (Waqas et al. 2021; Shao et al. 2021). Nepal's Tarai region has a special climate called "sitlahar" in winter and "Lu" in summer. However, despite its pleasant climate, studies show a significant increase in cold days and extreme cold waves over the past 40 years. Usually, January, February, and December are the most risky months for cold waves and extreme waves in the Terai region of Nepal. On average, the Tarai experiences 9.2–13.8 cold wave days and 1.4–3.8 extreme cold wave days each year (Shrestha et al. 2023). Regrettably, in Nepal, and many developing countries, cutting-edge methodologies and investigations involving maize hybrids' cold tolerance and scape remain under-researched and unexplored. CABI

NEW PhD OPPORTUNITY: The University of the Highlands and Islands UHI has an opening for a PhD student in sea lice larval biology, with an application deadline of 29 January. 🌊 Growing any type of food requires a good understanding of the pests this food can attract. For aquaculture, managing pests such as sea lice is an essential part of keeping fish and the surrounding environment healthy. 🔬 However, much like all creatures, sea lice have a complex lifecycle, which is not well understood. This means there are limitations to the toolbox that’s available for managing them over the long term.    👩🎓 This can change if we develop a good understanding their lifecycle, which will help unlock smarter strategies to tackle these pests. If you are interested in being part of this change, then please consider this opportunity.    Find out more and apply here: 🐟 https://lnkd.in/eJTx4nwN 🐟 https://lnkd.in/ehzTp-kP Dr Helena Reinardy James Bron #phdopportunity #scottishaquaculture #sustainableseafood

🌱 Open to New Opportunities in R&D (Breeder/Scientific Researcher Roles) I'm actively seeking roles in R&D, particularly in breeding and scientific research. In my recent experience as a Research Intern at ICRISAT, I focused on genetic transformation in pearl millet, studying the genetic basis of traits and developing improved cultivars using advanced molecular techniques. I hold a Master's in Genetics and Plant Breeding and have hands-on experience conducting Multi-Environment Testing (MET) trials for Sorghum hybrids across various agro-climatic zones in collaboration with ICRISAT. I've participated in several training programs and contributed to research papers, review papers, books, book chapters, and articles. Additionally, I've consistently engaged in knowledge-sharing through academic journals and conferences, furthering discussions on key topics in agriculture and plant breeding. If you’re looking for someone with expertise in plant breeding, genetic research, and sustainable agricultural practices, feel free to connect! #OpenToWork #PlantBreeding #Agriculture #R&D #ScientificResearch #Sustainability #Innovation

New on Entomology Today: The people you work with as entomology students could likely be future colleagues and collaborators in your professional career. Networking and relationship-building as a student will build your skills and confidence in the short term, but it is also an investment in your future.

Internship- Microbioprocessing & fermentation Final year project degree- Biodiversity, Ecology & Plant-Soil Interaction Master research - Plant tissue culture & somatic embryogenesis Working experience - Hydroponic system, Biowaste technology & entomology I love to diverse my research skills as I wish to become an expert biotechnologist. Science stream courses was not my first choice & I don't know either I can cope with any science subject. Even for my SPM cert, I didn't score any A's for science subject. But I love to have the critical thinking and observation skills. I can withstand with any kind of field and lab environment places (as we've been taught to be tough as agriculture student with all weather, smell etc) I realized something now; Allah never put you at a place that you cannot endure to bring it on. And I cherished every single things in my life and doing that with full of my heart and passion. I'm not a brilliant person however, I have passion and love. That's the value that I can proud to myself. I even can choose to not handle with something that I dont think I have that capable of, but with passion and love I can go far. I don't have any issue to start my career from the bottom. As my lecturer told me; "Azalina, to become a good expert researcher in the future, you need to start from the bottom. So that, you will understand the basis research skills. Don't bother about job title. Your experience and skills will makes you more valuable".

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⭐ Riley Wilson ‘25 🧬 Genetics Major 🔬 Undergraduate Researcher 📍 Rome, Maine This summer Riley was awarded a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) and worked in Cote lab as an undergrad researcher! She conducted research aimed at developing a safer, more effective nematicide for commercial agriculture. 🔷 COLSA: Tell us about your research. 🔶 Riley: I've been focusing on blocking the expression of phosphodiesterase genes in microscopic worms using RNA interference. My research primarily involves analyzing whether blocking these genes prevents the worms from surviving and reproducing. 🔷 COLSA: What does your research address? 🔶 Riley: Billions of crops are lost due to parasitic nematodes, and some pesticides can be harmful to people. So, developing a functional nematicide that is not harmful to humans would be beneficial for the agricultural community. 🔷 COLSA: What have you learned during this experience? 🔶 Riley: This experience has taught me the importance of time management and multitasking. The research I am conducting must be done on a strict schedule based on the lifecycle of the nematodes in the lab. I am also thankful for the Hamel Center for making this experience possible! I also want to acknowledge my incredible mentor Dr. Rick Cote, the Cote lab team and New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station for the grants that have made this research possible! https://unh.me/4e6w12J