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Doktorand i trädgårdsvetenskap hos SLU i Lomma

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Inom yrkesgruppen Doktorander har de som jobbar i statlig sektor i Sydsverige i snitt 34 700 kr i månaden. I hela landet, i statlig sektor, tjänar hälften mellan 32 500 kr och 35 700 kr, och de som är 18–24 år har i snitt 32 700 kr. Det är statistik för yrket, inte vad den här arbetsgivaren betalar.

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Arbetsgivaren

SLU har annonserat 729 jobb det senaste året: 445 tidsbegränsade anställningar, 259 tillsvidareanställningar och 14 behovsanställningar. Inom yrkesgruppen Doktorander har de annonserat 307 gånger de senaste två åren, den här annonsen inräknad.

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PhD student in Horticultural Science

Department of Biosystems and Technology

PhD Project: Valorization and Risk Assessment of Anaerobic Digestates for Sustainable Horticultural Production

Third-cycle subject area
Horticultural Science

Description of the doctoral project

The transition to circular food and energy systems requires safe, high-quality products that can return nutrients and organic matter to horticultural production. Anaerobic digestate from biogas production is a promising resource containing plant nutrients and organic fibre originating from, for example, manure, food and household waste, slaughterhouse by-products, park and garden residues, and biomass from intermediate crops or roadside vegetation. The digestate can be separated into a nutrient-rich liquid fraction and a fibre fraction. While the liquid fraction has potential for use in nutrient solutions, the fibre fraction is particularly relevant as a constituent of growing media and a potential partial replacement for peat and other fibre materials. Developing safe, functional and locally available alternatives to peat is an important challenge for sustainable horticultural production. A key barrier is the possible presence of pyralid herbicide residues. These herbicides can accumulate in crop material, persist during anaerobic digestion and cause growth disturbances in sensitive horticultural crops at very low concentrations. The project will investigate the occurrence and fate of pyralids in selected feedstocks and digestate fractions, with particular focus on the fibre fraction and its use in growing media.

About the position

The doctoral project will combine greenhouse and growth-chamber bioassays with laboratory studies and chemical characterisation. It will assess effects on plant growth and nutrient uptake, examine the distribution, degradation and immobilisation of herbicide residues, and generate knowledge to support risk assessment and the safe valorisation of digestate-derived growing-media products. The project is an important part in the ongoing transition for more circular productions systems where plant nutrients and fiber is recycled from waste to production. The project is a part of the Biogas Solutions Research Center, which means that there will be collaboration with other PhD students both at SLU and at Linköping University. Communication of results, both orally and in writing to both academic and industrial stakeholders are also important parts of the project. As a PhD-student, you will also take PhD courses and be a part of the daily work at the department.

Requirements

To meet the general entry requirements you must have been awarded a second-cycle (Master's) qualification, satisfied the requirements for courses comprising at least 240 credits of which at least 60 credits were awarded in the second-cycle, or acquired substantially equivalent knowledge in some other way in Sweden or abroad (Higher Education Ordinance 1993:100, Chapter 7, Section 39).

Specific entry requirements for the third-cycle courses and study programme in Horticultural Science. To meet the specific entry requirements the applicant must have the equivalent knowledge to a minimum of 90 credits in relevant subject areas. This must include a degree project, and at least 30 credits must be at the advanced level.

You must also meet the equivalent English language requirements as those necessary for the Swedish upper-secondary qualification Engelska B/6.

You should have received a degree at advanced level (second cycle) within the fields of Horticultural Science, Agricultural Science, or similar subject.

You should also have documented experience with laboratory work and experimental work within the field of study.

Beneficial competences

Driver's licence valid in Sweden.

Documented experience from scientific writing and scientific communication.

Your profile

We are looking for an engaged and self-going candidate with genuine interest in horticulture and circular solutions. Suitable backgrounds are as a Horticulturist or Agronomist. Experience with laboratory work, for example microbial analyses, is beneficial. You should also have experience with practical plant cultivation. Great emphasis will be put on personal skills like curiosity, ability to work individually and in group, and ability to independently plan and perform research related tasks. You are expected to be open to new challenges and to take on various work tasks to contribute to the development of the department's activities. Very good skills in speaking and writing in English is mandatory.

Location:

  • Alnarp, Sweden

Scope:

  • 100%

Start date:

Upon agreement, but preferably 2027-01-01.

Application and selection:

Please submit your application using the link below. The deadline is November 27, 2026.

Read more about the attachments that your application should include at https://www.slu.se/en/study/programmes-courses/doctoral-education/how-can-i-become-a-doctoral-student/application/

Selection among eligible applicants is based on the documents attached to the application, and is carried out with regard to the applicant's ability to complete the programme within the allotted time.

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