Newcastle University invites applications for a funded PhD studentship examining how environmental conditions affect rust fungus infection success in Himalayan balsam (I. glandulifera). The project involves fieldwork, data collation and ecological modelling with collaborators across UK sites.
The studentship starts 4 January 2027 and covers Home fees with a tax-free living allowance as part of the UKRI rate, plus additional research funding for the duration of the award.
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For the PhD Studentship: Himalayan Balsam Rust Biocontrol Modelling position at Newcastle University, we are reviewing applications now.
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This posting is for the PhD Studentship: Himalayan Balsam Rust Biocontrol Modelling role at Newcastle University, based in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom.