Postdoctoral Fellow in Wheat Blast, Plant Pathology, and Pre-breeding at Australian National University Australian National University in Australia

Postdoctoral Fellow Opportunity in Wheat Blast Research at The Australian National University (ANU) This postdoctoral opening is focused on plant pathology , genetics , plant breeding , and biosecurity , with a strong emphasis on wheat blast research and crop protection. The role is based at The Australian National University in Australia and is part of a collaborative international program spanning Australia and Brazil. The successful candidate will contribute to cutting-edge research that inte...

PhD opportunity at the University of Melbourne in a research area connected to molecular plant pathology . The post is shared by Dibya Bhatta , who is a PhD Candidate at The Australian National University and appears to be the announcer/poster rather than the recruiting academic. The opportunity is relevant for students interested in biology , agriculture , and related plant disease research topics. No detailed project description, supervisor list, funding package, eligibility criteria, or deadl...

A postdoctoral fellow opportunity is being shared for research related to plant pathology , breeding , and genetics , focused on improving Australia’s preparedness for Wheat Blast . The role is based in Wagga with annual field work in Brazil . The post links to an official Australian National University jobs page for the position titled Postdoctoral Fellow - Canberra / ACT, ACT, Australia . This is a strong fit for candidates with experience in crop disease research, plant breeding, or genetic a...

PhD opportunity at the University of Melbourne in barley stress resilience , plant physiology , and genetics . The project aims to investigate the physiological and genetic mechanisms underlying abiotic stress resilience in barley and to discover novel genetic variation from wild barley for future crop improvement. This is a research-focused doctoral opening for a highly motivated candidate interested in plant science, crop improvement, and stress tolerance. The post is announced by Mohammad Pou...

PhD Studentship: Hidden Pest-Pathogen Alliances: Unravelling the Mechanisms of Aphid-Fungal Cooperation on Wheat This PhD studentship at the University of Nottingham focuses on plant pathology , agriculture , and biology , specifically the interactions between aphids, fungal pathogens, and wheat. The project aims to uncover the mechanisms behind pest-pathogen cooperation and its impact on crop health. Deadline: 17 August 2026 Start date: 1 October 2026 Duration: 48 months How to apply: Send a CV...