The University of Essex invites applications for a fully-funded ARIES studentship in collaboration with Lion Seeds Ltd. The project combines field ecology, plant ecophysiology and quantitative genetics to study salinity tolerance in sea beet and its sugar beet progeny.
You will gain hands-on experience across academic and commercial breeding settings, with in situ phenotyping, environmental characterization, genomic mapping, and instruction in R and statistical analysis; closing date 16 December
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Fully Funded PhD: Salinity Adaptation for Crop Beet in Essex employer: University of Essex
The University of Essex offers a dynamic and supportive work environment where innovation meets social impact. As a Senior Research Associate in Housing Risk Analytics, you will not only contribute to meaningful research that addresses housing insecurity but also benefit from professional development opportunities and a collaborative culture that values diversity and ethical practices. Located in Colchester, you will enjoy a vibrant community with access to various resources and support systems aimed at fostering your growth and well-being.
