Legume Crop Physiology and Phenotyping Postdoctoral Researcher The James Hutton Institute, Department of Cell & Molecular Sciences in Dundee

Legume Crop Physiology and Phenotyping Postdoctoral Researcher The James Hutton Institute, Department of Cell & Molecular Sciences in Dundee

Dundee Full-Time On-site
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Join the team at The James Hutton Institute!
We’re recruiting a Legume Crop Physiology and Phenotyping Postdoctoral Researcher to help identify soybean and lupin varieties suited to current and future climates in central-northern Europe and the UK.

Through the Horizon Europe/UKRI ππ«π¨π…πžπžπƒ project, you’ll combine controlled-environment experiments at our The Advanced Plant Growth Centre (APGC) with physiological measurements and high-throughput phenotyping, linking crop resilience with yield and nutritional quality.
If you have a background in plant physiology, phenotyping or a related discipline, and enjoy working with plants and complex datasets, I’d be pleased to hear from you.

Full-time, 2.5-year position
Apply by 3 November 2026

Working with partners across Europe, you will also have opportunities to develop new collaborations (e.g., the National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC) and your own research profile.

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