PhD Student Vacancy: EastBio - To exclude or not to exclude………..Understanding the costs and benefits of excluding or accumulating sodium for barley in a changing climate

Salinity is a global issue;its impact on crop cultivation is widely acknowledged (1 ), affecting 1 million Hectares of land ( ) in the European Union. Previously salinity wasn’t a problem in the UK;however, it’s a growing concern, impacti...

Lugar: Dundee | 11/12/2024 18:12:58 PM | Salario: S/. £19237 per year | Empresa: The James Hutton Institute

PhD Student Vacancy: EastBio - Endophytes for sustainable barley production: harnessing microbes for improved pest, pathogen and environmental stress tolerance

Barley is the fourth most important cereal crop globally, cultivated in over 100 countries for food (human and animal) and for alcohol production. Many threats face barley production, including pests, diseases and environmental stressors su...

Lugar: Dundee | 11/12/2024 03:12:29 AM | Salario: S/. £19237 per year | Empresa: The James Hutton Institute

PhD Student Vacancy: EastBio - Furthering sustainable control of gastrointestinal nematodes and anthelmintic resistance in sheep flocks through mathematical modelling

Gastro-intestinal nematode (GIN) infections have serious negative consequences on the health and welfare of livestock worldwide and threaten the economic viability of livestock production. Infection also increases peak methane yield in para...

Lugar: Dundee | 11/12/2024 00:12:55 AM | Salario: S/. £19237 per year | Empresa: The James Hutton Institute

PhD Student Vacancy: EastBio - Identification of target genes for control of economically important plant pathogens using large foundation models (LFMs)

Objectives: (1) Develop computational models that capture the complex gene regulations of fungal species;(2) Use public condition-dependent gene essentially data to finetune models to identify genes crucial for pathogen control;(3) Valida...

Lugar: Dundee | 10/12/2024 22:12:37 PM | Salario: S/. £19237 per year | Empresa: The James Hutton Institute