15 applied-linguistics-phd PhD positions at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden

PhD student in computational microbial ecology

specimens, and large-scale remote monitoring of organisms or habitats. The PhD project in computational microbial ecology will utilize a data-driven approach to reconstruct the nitrogen (N) cycle based

PhD student in Plant Biotechnology

multidisciplinary, innovative, and creative research institute working on current and future challenges. It comprises about 100 staff and co-workers that includes professors, docents, researchers, postdocs, PhD

PhD position - plant-environment and plant-plant interactions

: Employment as PhD student (4 year education). Starting date: Autumn 2024, or by agreement. Application: Apply at https://www.slu.se/en/about-slu/work-at-slu/jobs-vacancies/?rmpage=job&rmjob=10114&rmlang=UK

PhD position, Plant nitrogen acquisition and responses to organic and mineral nitrogen

or employment: Employment as PhD student, full time for 4 years Starting date: Autumn 2024 Application: Click the “Apply” button to submit your application. The deadline is May 13 2024. Applications should be

Researcher, Landscape Governance and Management

be responsible for the establishment and coordination of urban living labs in three European cities. This includes developing a governance protocol to be applied, tested and evaluated. Further

PhD in Plant Breeding

and be part of this unique project of developing a novel crop for the Nordic region. As a PhD student, you will contribute to critical research by developing genomics-based breeding tools and improved

PhD position

program. Place of work: Uppsala Forms for funding or employment: Employment as PhD student (4 year education). Starting date: Autumn 2024, or by agreement. Application: Click the “Apply” button to submit

PhD position in Radar Remote Sensing of Forest

analysis are combined in interdisciplinary projects, which provides unique opportunities to develop overall concepts for sustainable use of the natural resources. In total, we have approx. 100 employees and

PhD student business administration (forest management)

and organizational preferences needs to be further developed. The research that the PhD student will be part of focuses on the role of the forest owner’s contribution to sustainable development. The PhD

PhD position in ecology – plant‐microbe interactions

use and climate affects animals, plants, nutrient cycling and greenhouse gas balance, and develop sustainable solutions for the future. Active outreach and frequent dialogue with stakeholders are key