Stéphanie Lavergne

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT) in Canada, focused on soil health , carbon modeling , agricultural systems , and environmental/agricultural modeling . The project studies the impact of extending grasslands in perennial forage-based crop rotations in Quebec, with emphasis on soil carbon dynamics, carbon storage, and climate change. The doctoral research is based at UQAT’s Institute for Agricultural and Agri-Food Research (IRAA), in the Temiscamingue / Notre-Dame-du-Nord area of Quebec. The work combines field experiments , laboratory analysis , and statistical modeling . Responsibilities include literature review, fieldwork, soil sample analysis, data analysis, conference presentations, thesis writing, and scientific publications. Funding is listed at approximately CAD 25,000 per year for 3 years , with support for scientific travel and conference participation. The poster also mentions access to equipment, collaboration opportunities with agricultural companies, and possible employment as a research assistant. Eligibility highlights: applicants should be completing a master’s degree in agriculture, soil science, environmental science, or a related field. Strong analytical and statistical skills, research interest, independence, attention to detail, and adaptability are emphasized. How to apply: send a cover letter , CV , and transcript by email to the contact provided, and include the PhD title in the subject line. The post indicates applications will be treated confidentially. Start date is listed as Winter 2027 .