Investigating the impact of host species and varietal resistance on the evolution of plant viruses

Building belowground invertebrate trophic networks for soil health monitoring using metagenomics and ecoacoustics

A targeted enzymatic treatment for control of Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris, the cause of black rot of brassicas

Unravelling the effects of manure and fertilizer treatments on grassland soils and yield: 125 years of the Palace Leas experiment

Food safety risks associated with pets fed raw diets in the clinical environment

Scoping the way toward improved urban biodiversity and natural capital using local authority data

Insect frass in sustainable horticulture and agriculture – the way forward

Smart Materials for Equipment-Free Surveillance of Plant Viruses and Viral Vectors

Entrepreneurial Ventures in Soil Health, Land Use, and Natural Capital: Strategic Decision-Making for Sustainable Soil and Land Management

Detection and management of root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) infecting potatoes in Great Britain

PhD studentships at Fera are a fantastic opportunity if you are ambitious, eager for a challenge and want to push yourself to new heights with a career in industry. They provide the opportunity to gain the skills and the confidence you need to progress within in your career.

Working with our extensive network of academic partners, Fera have an excellent record of supporting PhD students and offer a range of studentships to grow the specialist skills base required.

Achieving your PhD with Fera will provide you with a real insight in scientific research from the industry perspective.