Funded MSc or PhD Position in Biological Control for Nematode Management University of Florida in United States

The Berry and Potato Pathology Program at Washington State University is recruiting a PhD student for a project on Botrytis fruit rot management in blueberries . The position is based at the Washington State University Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center in Mount Vernon, Washington, rather than the main Pullman campus. This opportunity is well suited to applicants interested in plant pathology , berry pathology , crop disease management , and applied research acros...

Fly2Campus is sharing MS and PhD opportunities at South Dakota State University (SDSU) for Fall 2026 / Spring 2027 . The post indicates that SDSU is recruiting graduate students, but the visible text does not include the research group, supervisor name, project title, funding details, eligibility criteria, or deadline. This appears to be a graduate research opening rather than a scholarship announcement. The opportunity is relevant for students interested in master’s-level and doctoral-level stu...

Colorado State University is sharing a PhD Graduate Research Assistant opportunity in weed ecology , soil health , and sustainable weed management . The position is associated with Assistant Professor Lovreet Shergill and focuses on research in weed science , integrated weed management , and agricultural sustainability. This is a student research opening for a PhD-level candidate, not a scholarship announcement. The post does not list detailed eligibility criteria, but it clearly targets applica...

Funded MSc and PhD positions are available in the Hajihassani Nematology Lab at the University of Florida, Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center. The project focuses on biocontrol of nematodes and fungal pathogens in tomato and fruit trees, making it a strong fit for students interested in agriculture, plant pathology, nematology, and applied biology. Applicants should submit a brief letter of motivation and a CV to Dr. Abolfazl Hajihassani ([email protected]). The post does not list ...

Assistant Professor Caleb Wilson at the University of Kentucky is recruiting a PhD student to start in January 2027. The project focuses on scale insect ecology and biological control in urban trees , making it a strong fit for students interested in entomology, ecology, applied biological control, and urban environmental systems. No detailed eligibility, funding, or deadline information is included in the post text itself; the poster says all details are in the attached flyer. Interested candid...