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Kentucky interested in agriculture, sustainability, and hands-on field research? Join the Grain Crops Ecophysiology Lab at the University of Kentucky (https://salmeronlab.weebly.com/) in Lexington. This is a
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, genetics/genomics, biotechnology, agronomy/agroecology, weed science and crop physiology. Faculty research programs are focused on improvement of traditional and emerging crops and developing agronomic
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. Agroecological practices (crop diversification, use of cover crops, etc.) are important levers for soil management. They ensure better coupling of water, carbon, and nutrient cycles by promoting several soil
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sustainability. Key Responsibilities Research Activities Develop an independent research program focused on crop nutrition, soil fertility, and plant physiology. Secure research funding by preparing and submitting
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strength in breeding, genetics/genomics, biotechnology, agronomy/agroecology, weed science and crop physiology. Faculty research programs are focused on improvement of traditional and emerging crops and
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members with strength in breeding, genetics/genomics, biotechnology, agronomy/agroecology, weed science and crop physiology. Faculty research programs are focused on improvement of traditional and emerging
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to carbon metabolism—should enable the development of new environmentally sustainable strategies to enhance crop productivity. The development of legume crops, particularly pea (Pisum sativum), is essential
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12 Mar 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2
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, - Theoretical and practical knowledge of horticultural plant physiology; experience working with berry crops will be an advantage, - Knowledge of techniques related to fruit quality assessment, - Scientific
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cropping systems for protein crops. This work package closely collaborates with other REAP2SOW WPs addressing soil health, plant physiology, and crop breeding, ensuring strong integration across disciplines