A fully funded PhD position is available at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) under the China Scholarship Council–UAM Joint Doctoral Programme (CSC-UAM). The research project, supervised by Associate Professor María Reguera, focuses on the adaptive strategies of emerging crops such as quinoa and amaranth under combined abiotic stresses. The project integrates physiological, molecular, and epigenetic approaches to identify key drivers of resilience and heritable tolerance traits, contributing to the development of climate-resilient breeding strategies. This opportunity is open to Chinese nationals eligible for the CSC-UAM programme, which aims to foster long-term research collaboration and mobility between Chinese and Spanish institutions. The scholarship covers a 4-year doctoral programme, including stipend, tuition, and research support. Applicants should have a strong background in plant biology, physiology, molecular biology, or related fields, and demonstrate academic excellence and motivation for research. Interested candidates should review the programme details, download the list of available projects, and contact Dr. María Reguera to discuss the application process. The deadline for applications is August 1, 2025.