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Assistant Professor Lingling Liu at the University of Georgia is seeking a motivated PhD student to join her research team in Fall 2026. The position is ideal for candidates passionate about plant pathology, crop and soil sciences, materials science, chemistry, or closely related fields. The research will focus on material development and conducting greenhouse experiments for plant disease control, offering a multidisciplinary environment for innovative research. Applicants must meet the University of Georgia’s English language proficiency standards and have a minimum GPA of 3.5. Preferred candidates will have completed an MS degree within the last five years, possess publications in relevant fields, demonstrate strong communication skills, and exhibit an excellent work ethic. The opportunity is particularly suited for those interested in advancing their expertise in plant pathology, crop science, soil science, materials science, and chemistry. To apply, interested candidates should email [email protected] by December 31, including their major and the university from which they graduated in the subject line. For more information on English proficiency requirements, visit the UGA Graduate School website. This position provides a unique chance to work on cutting-edge research in plant disease control and material development within a supportive academic environment at the University of Georgia.

The University of Georgia is seeking a motivated PhD student to join the research group of Assistant Professor Lingling Liu. The position focuses on interdisciplinary research in plant pathology, crop and soil science, materials science, and chemistry, with an emphasis on material development and greenhouse experiments for plant disease control. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in advancing knowledge at the intersection of biological and material sciences to address agricultural challenges. Applicants should have a strong background in plant pathology, crop and soil science, materials science, chemistry, or closely related fields. The research will involve hands-on experimental work in greenhouse settings, developing new materials for effective plant disease management. Candidates are expected to meet the University of Georgia’s English language proficiency standards and have a minimum GPA of 3.5. Preference will be given to those with a recent MS degree (within five years), a record of publications, strong communication skills, and an excellent work ethic. Interested candidates should email Professor Lingling Liu at linglliu@ugadotedu by December 31, 2025. The email subject line should include your major and the university from which you graduated. For more information on English language requirements, please visit the UGA Graduate School website. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to innovative research in plant disease control and materials development at a leading US institution.

The University of Georgia is seeking applications for a Master of Science (MS) position under the supervision of Assistant Professor Lingling Liu. The position is ideal for students with a background in plant science, crop science, or material science. The research focus will likely involve interdisciplinary work at the intersection of plant/crop studies and materials science, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to innovative research in these fields. The University of Georgia is a leading institution in the United States, providing a vibrant academic environment and access to state-of-the-art facilities. Applicants should have relevant academic training in plant, crop, or material science. While the post does not specify additional requirements such as GPA, language proficiency, or specific technical skills, a strong foundation in the mentioned fields will be advantageous. Funding details are not provided in the announcement, so prospective students are encouraged to inquire directly with Professor Liu for more information regarding financial support, stipends, or tuition coverage. Interested candidates should reach out to Professor Lingling Liu via LinkedIn or refer to the LinkedIn post for further details on the application process. This opportunity is suitable for motivated students aiming to advance their expertise in plant/crop or material science within a supportive academic setting at the University of Georgia.