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Agricultural Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 16 Agricultural Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 16 Agricultural Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
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Investigation into the role of vitamin D in the recurrence of bovine tuberculosis
Funded by the recent HEA shared Island initiative to drive the formation of new partnerships between research organisations across the island of Ireland… Read more
Evaluating returns to climate emergency humanitarian early intervention
This Jameel Observatory (. https://jameelobservatory.org/. ) funded PhD studentship will use risk prediction and economic modelling methodologies to investigate the cost-effectiveness of responding to predicted food security emergencies (Forecasted Based Action). Read more
Sustainable urban horticulture: managing soils for nutritional crops
Our research has demonstrated that there is potentially enough land in UK urban areas for urban horticulture to make an important contribution to UK fruit and vegetable production1. Read more
Integrated crop-ruminant livestock systems as a strategy to increase nutrient circularity and promote sustainability in the context of climate change
Using multi-species swards to reduce methane emissions in ruminants. The global agri-food sector will have to face the challenge of satisfying the food demand of 3 billion more people by 2050 in a sustainable, healthy, and equitable way. Read more
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Machine learning methods for the human microbiome (QUINCE_E21EPSRC)
This project based in Dr Quince’s group at the Earlham Institute (. https://www.earlham.ac.uk/quince-group). will use machine learning to develop new computational methods for the integrated analysis of metagenomics and metabolomics data from the human microbiome. Read more
The impact of peat free compost alternatives on the physical, nutritional and sensory quality of kale
Peat is a finite resource that has been exploited by the horticulture industry, leading to damage of peatland habitats. Peat products are being phased out in the UK and Ireland and replaced with peat-free alternatives, such as biochar, coir, and bark composts. Read more
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The development of tools and resources for the identification of inhibitors of pigment biosynthetic pathways in the chloroplast
Herbicide synergies are desirable, allowing lower application rates, or frequency of treatments, reducing the incidence of herbicide resistance and conferring effects across a greater range of weed species. Read more
Innovative methods of identifying toxigenic fungi in Irish cereal grain, to protect human and animal food chains
Project aims. The overarching aim is to develop new tools for improved monitoring and prediction of toxigenic fungal and mycotoxin contamination of cereals produced on the Island of Ireland. Read more
Building a barrier to arsenic accumulation in rice
Applications are invited for a fully funded, 42 month PhD studentship commencing in October 2022 at the University of Aberdeen, as part of The newly established. Read more
Harnessing the power of plant social interactions to breed better rice
Applications are invited for a fully funded, 42 month PhD studentship commencing in October 2022 at the University of Aberdeen, as part of The newly established. Read more
How do plants, mycorrhizal fungi and soil microbes interact to promote carbon and nutrient cycling?
Applications are invited for a fully funded, 42 month PhD studentship commencing in October 2022 at the University of Aberdeen, as part of The newly established. Read more
Novel use of remote and molecular monitoring tools to study plant-pollinator interactions in fruit crops
Applications are invited for a fully funded, 42 month PhD studentship commencing in October 2022 at the University of Aberdeen, as part of The newly established. Read more
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Innovating sustainability in the flower industry through state-of-the-art applied plant physiology techniques MRes
This fully-funded Masters by Research is an exciting opportunity to improve sustainability through applied plant science. The cut-flower and ornamental plant sector are worth £1.4 billion to the UK economy in 2020. Read more
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Developing a Model of Biosecurity Persuasion for Bovine Tuberculosis: An Examination of Different Styles of Biosecurity Communication Employed by Farm Vets and Advisors
Developing a Model of Biosecurity Persuasion for Bovine Tuberculosis. An Examination of Different Styles of Biosecurity Communication Employed by Farm Vets and Advisors. Read more
Bioenergy, materials and cell wall synthesis and degradation in plants
Plant cells produce an extracellular matrix, the cell wall, that determines and maintains the shape of cells and serves a protective barrier. Read more
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