PhD in Botrytis Species Complex, Peony Bud Blight, Genomics and Disease Management University of Warwick in United Kingdom

Vacancy for a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Berasategui Lab at The Sainsbury Laboratory in Norwich, United Kingdom . The project sits at the interface of evolutionary genomics , plant pathology , and insect symbiosis , making it a strong fit for candidates interested in host-microbe interactions, evolutionary biology, and plant-associated research. This is a postdoctoral opening. The post does not mention a PhD studentship or master’s opportunity. No funding details, salary, or contract length ...

A fully funded PhD opportunity is available at the University of Exeter in the UK, focused on plant pathology and climate change. The thesis, “Tackling the threat of wheat disease in a changing climate, using epidemiological modelling and soil microbiome research on take-all,” will investigate wheat disease dynamics under changing environmental conditions. The project combines epidemiological modelling with soil microbiome research to understand take-all disease and its implications for wheat pr...

ECOSOLUTIONS is advertising 19 PhD projects for a doctoral programme starting in September 2027. The post invites applicants who want to make a positive difference to the planet and directs them to the programme page for the individual projects and application process. This is a PhD opportunity in environmental sustainability / ecological solutions, with likely interdisciplinary themes across environmental science, biology, and agriculture. The post does not provide detailed funding, stipend, tu...

PhD opportunity for UK students at the University of York in a project on reducing chemical pollution through future farming systems . The advertised project is titled “Understanding consumers’ responses to underutilized crops and implications for the environment” and is associated with Eleanor Jew . This is a research-focused doctoral opening spanning environmental science , agriculture , and chemistry , with additional relevance to crop systems, consumer responses, and sustainability in farmin...

This postdoctoral research opportunity at the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Pacific West Area is based in Salinas, California and focuses on plant pathology in an important specialty-crop production region. The project examines soilborne diseases caused by Verticillium dahliae and Fusarium oxysporum , which limit strawberry and vegetable production in the Salinas Valley. The research aims to improve understanding of the ecology, evolution, and management of...