19 plant-biology PhD scholarships at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden
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a focus on biology, plant pathology, plant breeding, molecular biology, biomedical laboratory science, or equivalent. Experience in molecular genetic and microbiological laboratory work is
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. Applicants should have a master's degree or equivalent in plant biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, plant physiology or related subject areas. Documented experience of practical work with plant tissue
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and evolutionary biology of plant pathogens are highly valued. Ability to speak and write well in English and good analytic skills are required. Experience with scientific publications in referred
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transform disease resistance breeding? Research subject: Biology Description: This interdisciplinary PhD project has a focus on plant breeding research for maximizing yield while safeguarding the environment
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A PhD student position in computational microbial ecology is available at the Department of forest mycology and plant pathology , Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala
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://www.slu.se/en/about-slu/work-at-slu/ Name of research project/thesis: Plant nitrogen acquisition and responses to organic and mineral nitrogen Thesis subject: Biology Description: Boreal forest soils contain
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Are you looking for an exciting PhD position on plant-environment and plant-plant interactions, using mechanistic models or data analyses? Do you want to identify management practices that minimize
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Department of Plant Biology Understanding how plants activate and regulate tissue regeneration Biology About the department: The research of the department focusses on plants, but other organisms
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, agriculture, environment and society. We work across a wide range of disciplines in plant science reaching from cell biology to ecophysiology and from basic research to industrial applications. Our common goal
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competence within plant biology, - pathology and -genetics, mycology, microbiology, food science, chemistry and biotechnology. We have access to advanced infrastructure, including fermentation facilities