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Post Doc in Plant Volatile Interactions (100%), University of Bern, Switzerland

PhD Fellowship IN Switzerland

Post Doc in Plant Volatile Interactions: The University of Bern, Switzerland, is inviting applications for a Postdoctoral position in Plant Volatile Interactions within the Research Section Biotic Interactions, led by Prof. Matthias Erb. This role focuses on understanding how small molecules influence plant-environment interactions, with a specific emphasis on plant-plant interactions.

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Postdoctoral Researcher (100% commitment)


CategoryDetails
Research AreaPlant Volatile Interactions
LocationUniversity of Bern, Switzerland
Eligibility/Qualification– PhD in a relevant field (planned or completed)
– Significant contributions to scientific research (high-quality publications)
– Experience in chemical ecology, analytical chemistry, molecular biology, biochemistry, or plant genetics
– Interest in interdisciplinary research from genes to agroecosystems
– Good writing and communication skills
– Willingness to pursue a long-term academic career
Job DescriptionThe position involves examining the role of plant volatiles in plant-plant interactions. The successful candidate will utilize a unique mutant panel and innovative methods to study volatile dynamics and will contribute to the understanding of how plants perceive these volatiles. The project will be tailored to maximize training and scientific development.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should upload the following documents as a single PDF (maximum 10 MB):

  • CV
  • Brief letter of motivation explaining the reason for applying
  • Three noteworthy achievements
  • Contact details of two academic references

Last Date to Apply

The position is open until filled. The earliest starting date is September 1, 2026.

For more information, please visit University of Bern – Biotic Interactions.


This job post outlines an excellent opportunity for those passionate about plant biology and interested in contributing to cutting-edge research in volatile interactions.

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