Jing Zhang

Jing Zhang, Assistant Professor in Translational Plant Phenomics at North Carolina State University, is recruiting a motivated student for an M.S. or Ph.D. position in Plant Phenomics. The project sits at the intersection of plant science, engineering, remote sensing, digital agriculture, and artificial intelligence. Students with a plant science background who are interested in high-throughput phenotyping, remote sensing, digital agriculture, and AI applications are encouraged to apply. Students from engineering, computer science, or data science backgrounds who want to apply sensing and computational tools to agricultural and horticultural challenges are also a strong fit. The opportunity is based at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. The start date is Fall 2026 or Spring 2027. No funding details, stipend amount, or tuition information are stated in the post, and no explicit application deadline is provided. Interested students should review the linked post for more details and reach out through the provided LinkedIn information if they are a fit. This is a research-oriented graduate opening for students interested in plant phenomics, sensing, computational agriculture, and AI-driven analysis.