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Date: Fri, Sep 19, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Subject: Graduate Position: TexasAMU.PlantMicrobeInteractions
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PhD and MS positions in plant-microbe interactions at Texas A&M University
– Corpus Christi The Lumibao Lab (https://candicelumibaolab.com) in
the Department of Life Sciences, Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
is looking for prospective PhD and MS students to begin in either in the
Spring or Fall 2026. The student’s research focus will have flexibility
but will primarily focus on either of these three themes (depending
on students’ interests): eco-eco of plant-microbe interactions,
microbial interactions and community dynamics and applications of
emerging technologies against plant pathogens. Applicants should be highly
self-motivated and have at least one year of research experience. Strong
applicants will have some experience in molecular/microbial work,
field experience, bioinformatics and in statistical computing (e.g.,
experience using R). For PhD applicants, preference will be given to
those with MS degree. Positions are funded through combination of RAship
(grants and fellowships) and TAship.

More information on the department and program can be found here:
https://www.tamucc.edu/science/departments/life-sciences/marine-biology/.

Qualifications: Applicants should be highly self-motivated and have at
least one year of research experience. For PhD applicants, preference
will be given to those with MS degree. Strong applicants will have some
experience in molecular/microbial work, fieldwork and in statistical
computing (e.g. experience using R) or bioinformatics.

How to apply: Interested applicants should send via email a 1) brief
statement of interest or cover letter describing experience, why
your interest fits the Lumibao lab and general career goals, (2) CV
(3) unofficial transcript, preferably by October 10, 2025, to Candice
Lumibao: candice...@tamucc.edu


Candice Y. Lumibao (PhD)
Assistant Professor
Tidal Hall 333
Department of Life Sciences
Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi
Phone: 361 825 3477




"Lumibao, Candice" <candice...@tamucc.edu>

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