Phd Student Vacancy

Cereals are our most important staple foods, supplying about 50% of global dietary energy. Cereal crops were domesticated from their wild progenitors thousands of years ago. In their wild form, mature grains naturally fall from the plant in a process called shattering. Early farmers collected and replanted wild cereals with rare mutations that prevented this...

Cereals are our most important staple foods, supplying about 50% of global dietary energy. Cereal crops were domesticated from their wild progenitors thousands of years ago. In their wild form, mature grains naturally fall from the plant in a process called shattering. Early farmers collected and replanted wild cereals with rare mutations that prevented this...

Cereals are our most important staple foods supplying about 50% of global dietary energy. Cereal crops were domesticated from their wild progenitors thousands of years their wild form mature grains naturally fall from the plant in a process called shattering. Early farmers collected and replanted wild cereals with rare mutations that prevented this seed loss...

Cereals are our most important staple foods, supplying about 50% of global dietary energy. Cereal crops were domesticated from their wild progenitors thousands of years ago. In their wild form, mature grains naturally fall from the plant in a process called shattering. Early farmers collected and replanted wild cereals with rare mutations that prevented this...

Background: Parasitic helminth infections are ubiquitous in grazing livestock throughout the world causing significant economic and animal health burdens. Treatment and control of these parasites rely on a limited number of anthelmintic classes but resistance to all classes is now widespread. There is increasing concern about the fate of anthelmintics in the...

Background: Parasitic helminth infections are ubiquitous in grazing livestock throughout the world, causing significant economic and animal health burdens. Treatment and control of these parasites rely on a limited number of anthelmintic classes, but resistance to all classes is now widespread. There is increasing concern about the fate of anthelmintics in...

A leading research institution in Scotland is offering a 4-year PhD project focused on cereal genetics, in collaboration with the University of Dundee. This project involves characterising candidate genes controlling shattering and threshability in barley and studying genetic interactions with wheat. Ideal candidates will have a first-class or 2.1 honours...

Background: Parasitic helminth infections are ubiquitous in grazing livestock throughout the world, causing significant economic and animal health burdens. Treatment and control of these parasites rely on a limited number of anthelmintic classes, but resistance to all classes is now widespread. There is increasing concern about the fate of anthelmintics in...

**BASIC DISCLOSURE SCOTLAND APPLICATION REQUIRED** We are looking for a confident, friendly, trustworthy, bubbly personality to join our small, close-knit team based within a high-profile business environment in Dundee City Centre (DD1) The role will involve till operation, serving customers with a smile, stock replenishment, basic food preparation for...

A leading UK university is looking for a Lecturer in Mathematics to enhance its teaching and research capabilities. The role offers an opportunity to work in both the UK and China, focusing on high-quality research and engaging with students at the Dundee International Institute. The ideal candidate should have a PhD and at least 2 years of lecturer-level...