The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is seeking candidates with a strong track record in bioinformatics and population genomics to inform conservation actions in threatened orchid populations. The role will design targeted capture probes for genome-wide genetic analyses in Cypripedium calceolus and Cephalanthera spp., as part of two UK Government–funded projects under the Wild Again campaign.
Based at Kew Gardens with regular home working, the post offers a supportive scientific environment, a
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Conservation Genomics Postdoc: Population Genetics employer: El Bichólogo
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