The successful candidate will study the biology and ecology of Alabama crop weeds and develop integrated management strategies in inter-disciplinary approach. Some potential topics are, but not limited to, modelling the germination and emergence cycle of important Alabama crop weeds, ecological responses of weeds under diverse cropping systems and management regimes, intra- and inter-specific gene flow, non-chemical weed-management tools, etc. Relevant new and exciting research ideas are welcome from qualified candidates. Candidates with prior experience of writing and publishing research articles in reputed journals will be given preference.

MS in weed science/agronomy or closely related subjects (MS final year students are eligible); decent GRE score; relevant research experiences in lab, greenhouse and field settings, proficiency in English with required score in TOEFL, IELTS or other qualifying tests as per university rules if the candidate is international; driver license or ability to get a license immediately upon joining; open to working with colleagues from diverse background.