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has a focus on plant breeding research for maximizing yield while safeguarding the environment. Traditional monoculture practices, though efficient in yield, often lead to reduced genetic diversity
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reasonably good dexterity and physical capacity; sampling on roofs (following a safety training course) will require using a harness. Place of work: Alnarp, Sweden Forms for funding or employment: Employment
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cycle based on microbiome data from different terrestrial environments, and evaluate how to combine this information with soil chemical/physical and climatic data to predict the degree of a soil’s
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biodiversity to genetics, genomics, biotechnology, biochemistry, physical chemistry, physiology, and modelling. As an integral part of the activities, the department also run two public plant breeding programs
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project FORWARDS and therefore travels within Europe should be expected. Qualifications: Required: Master degree or similar in a technical field, e.g., Engineering Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer
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candidate ready to embark on research centered on what forms of land-use planning are emerging through digital twins. A digital twin is a digital model of a physical area that can be used for virtually