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Master’s Internship: Biostimulant Activity of an Industrial By-Product in Crop Resilience and Sustainable Agriculture UniLaSalle Beauvais in France
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
The six-month internship offers a net monthly salary of €600.
Deadline
Dec 21, 2026
Country
France
University
UNiLaSalle
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About this position
This six-month Master’s internship will be conducted within the AGHYLE research unit at UniLaSalle Beauvais, a multidisciplinary research environment focused on agroecology, plant science, and the sustainability of agricultural systems. The intern will work alongside researchers, research professors, engineers, and doctoral students.
The project investigates the biostimulant activity of an industrial by-product and its biological fractions in peas and beans. It addresses the development of biological solutions that can improve crop resilience during agricultural adaptation to climate change while reducing reliance on conventional inputs.
The research will examine how the product and its fractions influence tolerance to water deficit, root architecture, mineral nutrition, symbiotic interactions, and agronomic performance. A central aim is to identify the fractions potentially responsible for the observed biological effects and improve understanding of the product’s mode of action.
Under controlled conditions, the intern will help establish experiments with peas and beans subjected or not subjected to water deficit, monitor plant growth, collect physiological measurements related to water-stress responses, and analyse root architecture. A field trial on beans will assess development dynamics, phenological stages, crop earliness, productivity, and disease susceptibility. The intern will also contribute to organising and monitoring the trial and statistically analysing the data.
The internship is co-supervised by Stéphane Firmin, Deputy Director of AGHYLE; Céline Roisin, Research Engineer responsible for AGHYLE platforms; and Alicia Ayedri Gotor, Teacher-Researcher in agronomy and plant ecophysiology.
Funding details
The six-month internship offers a net monthly salary of €600.
What's required
Applicants must be in the second year of a Master's programme or the final year of an engineering school, with a background in plant physiology, agronomy, phytopathology, or agroecology. Previous experience with greenhouse experiments, root analysis, or agronomic trials is advantageous. The internship may lead to a doctoral thesis.
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