Amanda A. Cardoso

PhD opportunity at North Carolina State University in the Cardoso Crop Physiology Lab for a project focused on drought resistance and heat resistance in warm-season grasses . This opening is a strong fit for students interested in crop physiology , plant sciences , and applied research on stress tolerance in turfgrass or related grass systems. The position is announced by Amanda A. Cardoso , Assistant Professor of Crop Physiology at NC State University. The post explicitly seeks a PhD student starting in August 2026 . The research theme centers on understanding and improving plant performance under drought and heat stress, with relevance to agricultural and turfgrass science. Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold a Master’s degree in plant sciences or a related discipline , have previous research experience in plant/crop physiology or turfgrass systems , be able to begin the PhD in August 2026 , and be legally authorized to study in the US at the time of application. Application materials: CV, contact information for three references, and a brief description of research interests and relevant experience (more than 400 words). How to apply: send the application package by email to [email protected] . Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. This is a research-focused doctoral opening for candidates with interests in plant stress physiology, crop improvement, and grass systems under climate-related stress.

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. Institution: North Carolina State University.