PhD: Shielding Rhizosphere Microbes Under Global
Location: Devon and Torbay
University of Plymouth invites applications for a 4-year PhD studentship, hosted with the University of Exeter. The project investigates multifactorial stress effects on plant–soil systems, combining microbial ecology, environmental genomics and soil biogeochemistry to understand how stressors shape rhizosphere interactions and crop health.
You will conduct controlled wheat growth experiments, apply sequencing and bioinformatics, monitor soil processes and translate findings into strategies for
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