Maize genetics and phenomics - Thompson lab

Hiring Organization: MSU - Thompson lab
Employment type: Part-Time
Job Location: East Lansing, MI
Application Due Date: January 1, 2026

Maize genetics and phenomics - Thompson lab

The Thompson Lab has several ongoing projects in high-throughput phenotyping, genetic dissection of complex traits, describing morphology, and predicting plant growth and development as it interacts with the environment. We will have need of additional help this fall to help with collecting traits, harvesting and shelling seed, and processing data. There is potential for employment during the summer as well as the academic year, and for interested students to conduct research projects as well. If interested, please send a description of your interests, your availability, and a resume to Addie Thompson thom1718@msu.edu and Linsey Newton newtonl2@msu.edu

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