David Crowder
10 months ago
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PhD Position in Molecular Ecology and Plant-Microbe Symbiosis Washington State University in United States
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
United States
University
Washington State University
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About this position
Washington State University is seeking a prospective PhD student for 2026 interested in a career in molecular ecology. The position focuses on a project assessing how rhizobia diversity may alter plant-microbe symbiosis, with opportunities to explore various related topics. Applicants should have a background in field and wet lab work, and a strong interest in molecular ecology and plant-microbe interactions. The research will be supervised by Professor David Crowder, an expert in the field. This opportunity is ideal for students passionate about ecology, biology, and environmental science, and who are eager to contribute to cutting-edge research on plant-microbe relationships. Interested candidates should prepare a CV and a statement outlining their specific interests related to the project. Funding details are not specified in the announcement. For more information or to apply, contact Professor Crowder directly via LinkedIn or the provided contact methods.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should be prospective PhD students for 2026 with a background in molecular ecology, field work, and wet lab work. Candidates should have a strong interest in plant-microbe symbiosis and related research topics. Submission of a CV and a statement of specific interests is required. No mention of GPA, language tests, or other formal requirements.
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Professor
United States
Research Interests
Environmental Science
Biology
Plant-microbe Interaction
- Ecology
Wet-lab Work
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