Dora W.

Ph.D. student opportunity for Fall 2027 at the University of New Hampshire in the research program of an Assistant Professor working on plant molecular biology and tomato fruit biology . The project uses tomato as a model crop to study fruit softening , fruit development , abiotic stress responses , and the molecular mechanisms that control fruit quality and stress resistance . Preferred preparation includes experience in plant molecular biology , plant transformation / transgenic technology , microscopy and cellular imaging , and plant physiology and biochemistry . A Master’s degree in plant science, plant biology, plant pathology, biotechnology, or a related field is preferred. First-author publications are especially encouraged. Applicants should be strongly motivated for plant molecular biology and crop research. The post asks interested candidates to email a CV , research statement , and IELTS or TOEFL score report to the supervisor. This is a PhD opening ; no funding details or deadline were stated in the post.