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Universität Hohenheim in Stuttgart invites applications for a doctoral researcher in Landscape Ecology and Vegetation Science within the GreenRobust Cluster of Excellence. The project links root-associated microbiomes to plant reproduction under drought and requires planning, execution of greenhouse experiments, and publication of findings.
Start as soon as possible; 65% scope; remuneration up to TV-L. This fixed-term role supports interdisciplinary training and collaboration with soil biology.
Deparment of Landscape Ecology and Vegetation Science - EXC GreenRobust
Code: 2026/107
Application deadline: 2026-09-30
The Deparment of Landscape Ecology and Vegetation Science takes a trait-based perspective on biotic interactions, combining experimental and observational approaches to understand and forecast plant responses to environmental change. The position is embedded within the Cluster of Excellence GreenRobust and jointly supervised with the Department of Soil Biology to link root-associated microbiomes to plant reproduction under drought.
Start as soon as possible
Remuneration up to E 13 TV-L
Scope 65 %
Duration through 31.12.2029
Location Stuttgart-Hohenheim
As a university with a distinct profile, the University of Hohenheim brings together the Faculties of Agricultural Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Business, Economics and Social Sciences. Our green campus with everything at close quarters promotes collaboration and creates an inspiring environment for research, teaching, and work. With us, aspiring minds find a community in which they can grow and develop. Shape a sustainable future with us!
Equal opportunities and diversity are important to us. Your skills and strengths count for us – regardless of age, gender, origin, or religion. We particularly encourage women to apply. We also welcome applications from people with severe disabilities or equivalent; if suitable, we will give them preferential consideration.
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Maximilian Hanusch (maximilian.hanusch@uni-hohenheim.de, +49 711 459-22814) or Prof. Dr. Tessa Camenzind (tessa.camenzind@uni-hohenheim.de, +49 711 459-24065).
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