Postdoc in Plant Systems Biology for Climate Change Resilience University of Leuven in Belgium

This PhD project at KU Leuven focuses on insect behaviour in an agricultural context, with particular attention to the environmental responses of black soldier fly larvae . The position sits at the intersection of biology and precision farming, suggesting a project aimed at understanding how larvae respond to environmental conditions relevant to controlled or data-informed agricultural systems. The advert highlights a research topic built around black soldier fly larvae, a species of strong inte...

Postdoctoral Fellow in Biological Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte . This postdoctoral opening is in Biological Sciences and is especially relevant to researchers interested in pangenomics , structural variation , synteny analysis , ecological genomics , plant adaptation , quantitative genomics , and evolutionary analysis . The role is based in Woodward Hall within the Department of Biological Sciences. Eligibility: Applicants must have recently earned a Ph.D. or equival...

KU Leuven is offering a PhD position in rhizosphere biogeochemistry within the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Soil and Water Management Division, in the SPIRAL lab. The project focuses on how soil formation , root exudation , and free-living nitrogen fixers interact in the rhizosphere. A key research question is how plant-released carbohydrates and carboxylates influence microbial nitrogen fixation and the mobilization of molybdenum (Mo) , an essential cofactor for nitrogenase. ...

KU Leuven is offering a postdoctoral position in plant systems biology for research on climate change resilience and disease resistance within the Division of Crop Biotechnics (Department of Biosystems). The position is hosted by the labs of Prof. Devang Mehta and Prof. Hervé Vanderschuren , who work in experimental plant systems biology and tropical plant biotechnology. The project environment includes access to long-read sequencing, proteomics mass spectrometry, and the Leuven Institute for Si...

Our NRPDTP Doctoral Training Partnership PhD projects are now open for an October 2027 start , based with leading supervisors at the John Innes Centre and the wider Norwich Research Park network. This is a PhD opportunity in bioscience , with research themes likely spanning plant and microbial biology, molecular bioscience, and related life-science areas. The post highlights a doctoral training partnership environment, which is typically designed for research training with multiple supervisors a...