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Next wave of PhD studentships announced by AHDB

1 March 2017

Launching its new studentships, AHDB highlights the success of existing AHDB-funded students including Charlotte Rowley at Harper Adams, who has “uncovered a wealth of new information around the biology and ecology of saddle gall midge Haplodiplosis marginata which can be used to help farmers detect and control an outbreak.”

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