23 photonics-phd Postdoctoral research jobs at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
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have a PhD degree in biology, genetics, silviculture, forest science, forest management, biostatistics, forest restoration, or a related field. The candidate is expected to have a deep knowledge of plant
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statistical inference and ecology through the DIASPARA project. Regular online and in-person meetings with the DIASPARA team are scheduled throughout the project. Required qualifications: PhD degree in
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project outcomes at seminars and workshops, and supervising bachelor or master’s students as and when the opportunity arises. Your profile Candidates should hold a PhD in biology, ecology, plant breeding
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Energy Agency and will carried out at the Department of Molecular Sciences at SLU, in collaboration with researchers at Örebro University and various biogas plants. Your profile Applicants must have a PhD
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record Eligibility requirement PhD in marine biology, physical geography or equivalent subject About us Do you want to work in an inspiring environment and contribute to the sustainable use of our seas
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that will be applied are interviews, GIS spatial analysis techniques and fieldwork/analysis in Uppsala. Your profile We are looking for a candidate with a PhD in landscape architecture or related discipline
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several ongoing projects in quantitative genetics and genomics. Your profile You have a PhD in genetics or a related subject for 5 to 8 years. At least 2 postdoctoral or research positions for 1 to 2 years
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information of at least two reference persons; iv) copies of previous university degrees and transcripts of academic records. If the PhD thesis has not been defended at the time of application, clearly indicate
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experiences (max 2 pages), (iii) a copy of PhD diploma, and (iv) contact information of at least two reference persons familiar with the applicant’s earlier scientific work. About us The Department of Forest
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to identify new regulators as targets for autophagy manipulation. The planned research complements an ongoing PhD project in the lab and includes a close collaboration with Assoc. Prof. Mariette Andersson and