Opportunities
Current job postings for positions including Facilities, Administration, Human Resources, Business, Researchers, and Technicians are available at the NRC Career Website.
Summer Students should apply here by January 31, 2007
Post Doctoral Opportunities
Those interested in Post Doctoral Opportunities should contact the scientist(s) in their field of interest directly. Information about research programs as well as contact information for NRC-PBI's Research Officers is available here. Information about application procedures to our Research Associate and Visiting Fellow programs are available here.
PBI Senior Management Contacts
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Dr. Wilf Keller,
Acting Director General/Research Director,
Special Projects
(306) 975-5569
Coordonnées des personnes contact en Ressources humaines
- Cindy Stowe, (306) 975-6172
Recognized globally for research and innovation, NRC is a leader in the development of an innovative, knowledge-based economy for Canada through science and technology.
Take a Look at PBI
Our research combines an understanding and application of plant physiology, tissue culture, genomics, developmental studies, molecular biology, imaging, and chemistry. Strategic technologies including the study of genomics and proteomics, modifying plants for increased value, and improving plant performance are our three broad areas of research. For more information on research at NRC-PBI visit our research page.
At NRC-PBI you will find state of the art facilities including: DNA sequencing and synthesis, NMR imaging, bioinformatics, and mass spectrometry. Researchers also benefit from computer services, a purchasing department, and the CISTI library, which has the largest science and technical collection in the world.
The NRC Plant Biotechnology Institute is located in Saskatoon, Canada, home to one of the world's foremost agricultural biotechnology clusters. NRC-PBI is located minutes away from Canada's only synchrotron facility (http://www.cls.usask.ca/), various University of Saskatchewan (http://www.usask.ca/) departments, 
other provincial and federal research agencies and numerous private companies at Innovation Place, a research and development park. Several plant biotechnology companies are incubating within NRC-PBI facilities. For more information about the agricultural biotechnology cluster in Saskatoon please read the article in the PBI bul letin.
A position at PBI would mean working with a committed staff in a vibrant environment where cutting-edge technologies meet innovative ideas. Navigate the links in the menu on the left to see the many opportunities that await you!
About NRC
NRC-PBI is one of nineteen research institutes across Canada. The National Research Council is Canada's premier organization for research and development. These institutes are organized into three key areas: physical sciences and engineering, life sciences and information technology, and technology and industry support. NRC employs about 4000 people across Canada, and benefits from having guest workers come from both foreign and Canadian organizations.
