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research in the areas of forest planning, forest remote sensing, forest inventory and sampling, forest mathematical statistics and landscape studies. The department is also responsible for implementation
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research complements an ongoing PhD project in the lab and includes a close collaboration with Assoc. Prof. Mariette Andersson and Assoc. Prof. Per Hofvander at SLU and SolEdits AB in Alnarp, Sweden (https
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. There will be considerable room for the successful candidate to shape the contents of the research and be creative. Your profile You have a PhD in animal science, genetics, or a related subject. The doctorate
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are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a PhD degree in plant molecular biology, plant genetics, plant cell biology or related topics. Proven expertise in plant virology and host-pathogen interactions
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research. Qualifications Successful applicants must have completed a PhD in economics, or be expecting to complete their PhD by September 2024. Applicants should normally have completed their PhD
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motivated candidate who has a PhD in agriculture, biology, plant breeding or other similar types of education, preferably with a strong component of genetics. Furthermore, the candidate should have good
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high-resolution confocal imaging as well as with bioanalytical approaches, such as mass spectrometry for amino acid and hormone profiling. Your profile A PhD in plant physiology and/or plant molecular
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project plan not more than 2 pages; 3) a CV describing your education, publications and relevant work experience, and 4) names and contact information for at least three references; 5) PhD diploma. Academic
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based modelling, with input data from the National Forest Inventory or from our long term experiments. Your profile The candidate must have a PhD degree in silviculture and/or forest management or a very
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molecular PhD degree in biology, immunology, cell biology, parasitology, infection biology or a related discipline. The successful candidate should have experience with experimental models and molecular