PhD in Plant Physiology and Epigenetic Basis of Reproductive Thermotolerance Stockholm University in Sweden

PhD opening in Plant Physiology at Stockholm University , Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences (DEEP), Arrhenius Laboratories, Frescati campus, Stockholm, Sweden. The project is titled “Epigenetic basis of reproductive thermotolerance” and focuses on how epigenetic regulation contributes to reproductive thermotolerance in plants. The research will study plant fertility and development under heat stress using molecular approaches. Keywords: plant physiology, epigenetics, plant re...

Available PhD student position in Plant Physiology at Stockholm University in Sweden . The post highlights research interests around plant physiology , stress biology , epigenetics , and genetics , with related background keywords including plant breeding, bioinformatics, quantitative genetics, transcriptomics, and seed priming. This is a PhD opening . The announcement does not provide detailed eligibility criteria or funding terms in the text, but it refers to a flyer for more information and i...

Stockholm University is advertising a fully funded PhD position in the Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences (DEEP) in Sweden. The project is titled Epigenetic Basis of Reproductive Thermotolerance and focuses on how epigenetic regulation controls reproductive thermotolerance in plants. The research combines plant physiology , molecular biology , genetics , and epigenetics to study plant fertility, development, and adaptation under heat stress. This opportunity is especially rele...

PhD position at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Umeå, in characterization of boreal soil proteins and their role in soil nitrogen turnover . The project sits at the intersection of soil science , biology , environmental science , and chemistry , with strong links to proteomics , protein chemistry , LC-MS/MS , and bioinformatic data analysis . The doctoral candidate will work mainly in the laboratory, analysing natural soils from mesocosm and field experiments, and will col...

This ERC-funded PhD position at Wageningen University & Research offers an exciting opportunity to investigate the mechanisms of cytoplasmic inheritance in plants. The project, titled “Control of Cytoplasmic Inheritance in Plants,” focuses on understanding why and how maternal inheritance of plastid and mitochondrial genomes occurs, a phenomenon that has intrigued scientists for over a century. The research aims to uncover the molecular mechanisms governing this process and ultimately manipulate...