30 phd-statistics positions at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

PhD position

/about-slu/work-at-slu/ PhD position - plant-environment and plant-plant interactions Are you looking for an exciting PhD position on plant-environment and plant-plant interactions, using mechanistic

Researcher in aquatic ecology

the knowledge needed for this work. The work also includes scientific and popular science publishing. Qualifications We are looking for a goal-oriented PhD graduate with broad ecological knowledge and ambition

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

1 PhD position in the research education subject: Biology

, bioinformatics, multivariate statistics and writing scientific papers will also be important components. In parallel to the scientific work, the candidate will follow the PhD education at SLU and the employment is

Genetic Data Analyst at the Interbull Centre (Geneticist)

and Skills Essentials PhD in animal breeding, statistical/computational genetics/genomics or related fields. Demonstrated strong analytical skills and a minimum of four years’ experience with genetic

PhD student business administration (forest management)

methods, including statistical analysis techniques, and scientific research project work. Place of work Uppsala Forms for funding or employment A four year PhD position Starting date According to agreement

PhD-student in Biology, specialisation in Ecology

Do you want to work in an inspiring environment and contribute to the sustainable use of our seas, lakes and rivers? We are looking for a PhD student that will work in a project focusing on

PhD position in ecology – plant‐microbe interactions

. Experience in using molecular techniques, bioinformatics and statistics will be an advantage. The candidate should also have good communication and writing skills in English. The application must include a

PostDoc in forest remote sensing

The Department of Forest Resource Management conducts research and teaching within the subject areas of Forest Remote Sensing, Forest Inventory and Sampling, Mathematical Statistics Applied

Post-doc position on soil microbes and microclimate across forest types

and problem-solving skills. We seek someone with a PhD in ecology, microbiology, or closely related field, with a strong interested in soil microbial ecology. Previous experience with molecular lab work