Postdoctoral Position in Legume Crop Physiology and Phenotyping The James Hutton Institute in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity in Nutritional Crop Physiology within the GreenRobust Cluster of Excellence at the University of Hohenheim (Stuttgart region, on-site). This opening is aimed at a highly motivated PhD candidate interested in molecular crop physiology , nutritional crop physiology , and related plant science topics. The post is shared by Benjamin Neuhäuser , Akademischer Oberrat at the University of Hohenheim. No detailed funding, deadline, or eligibility specifics are included in the post excerpt...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Cranfield University in collaboration with The James Hutton Institute (Dundee) on legumes, nitrogen cycling, biological nitrogen fixation, regenerative agriculture, soil science, plant science, agronomy , and environmental science . The project asks how legume-derived nitrogen moves through soils and crop rotations, and how this knowledge can improve nitrogen-use efficiency and fertiliser recommendations for subsequent crops. The student will work with field exper...

Amanda A. Cardoso, Assistant Professor of Crop Physiology at North Carolina State University, is seeking one PhD student for the Crop Science Graduate program. This is a research opportunity in crop physiology and crop science, with strong relevance to agriculture, plant biology, and field-based environmental research. The post does not provide additional details on funding, eligibility, deadline, or application materials, so interested applicants should reach out directly for next steps. Instit...

PhD project at the University of Oxford on improving pollination services by commercial bumblebees in glasshouses. This DPhil project, hosted in the Department of Biology and supervised by Prof Geraldine Wright, focuses on bee behaviour, pollination efficiency, crop flowering, fruit set, bee welfare, and related ecological and physiological mechanisms in commercial glasshouse systems. The research is highly interdisciplinary and may include field and lab experiments, behaviour monitoring, physio...

[Fully funded ARIES studentship covering Home fees, a maintenance stipend of £21,805 per year for 2026-27, and a £2,500 research training and support grant. Limited international fee waivers available; relocation and living costs are not covered.] PhD Studentship at the University of Essex in collaboration with the Earlham Institute and Lion Seeds Ltd. is available for a project titled From Coast to Crop: Ecological Adaptation and Salinity Resilience in Wild Beet . This CASE project focuses on s...