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and how to improve it contains, particularly, on its stable form and establish the relationships between SOM and biological indicators for soil health under different land uses). Area of specialization
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and how to improve it contains, particularly, on its stable form and establish the relationships between SOM and biological indicators for soil health under different land uses). Area of specialization
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Improvement, Plant Pathology, By-products Valorization, Soil Sciences, Agronomy, and Sustainable Farming… Job / Project description: 1 year (renewal is possible), Desirable start date: September 1st, 2026
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critical challenges in agriculture, environment, and health. AGC integrates expertise in microbial ecology, soil and plant sciences, environmental genomics, and biotechnology to develop innovative
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with climate and humans, with emphasis on sustainable management of natural resources (soil, land, water, agriculture) in the context of Climate Change. One of center’s goals is to provide a set of
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specific focus on water–soil interfaces, water retention, fertilizer/nutrient-controlled release, and soil hydration using multi-source biomass feedstocks. Job duties The successful candidate is expected
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partnerships with industry and local stakeholders. Project summary (one line) Develop farmer-centric systems that fuse multi-modal remote sensing, soil and phenology data to enable crop classification and
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researcher with expertise in vanadium and rare-earth element (REE) recovery, thermodynamic modeling, and materials characterization to join a cutting-edge research team. The project focuses on developing
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well as their interaction of their ecosystems including the soil. The successful candidate will conduct field expeditions to collect plant and soil samples, characterize vegetation and their habitats as well as identifying
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, and have completed a Ph.D. in Soil Science, soil microbiology, Plant Science or related fields. The selected Postdoctoral Fellow will be familiar with state-of-the-art techniques used to understand soil