PhD Advisors at Michigan State University 密歇根州立大学US
Quick answer: Michigan State University in the US has 927 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 8 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at Michigan State University, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (8)
Professors at Michigan State University with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Chen Chen
Professor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
⭐ Graduate student and postdoc positions are available.
Molecular mechanisms underlying mammalian spermatogenesis and infertility; genes and pathways influencing germ/stem cell self-renewal, differentiation and fertility; function of Tudor domain proteins and other Piwi-piRNA pathway associated factors in gene silencing, genome stabil…
Red Ceder Distinguished Professor · College of Natural Science
⭐ The Zipkin Lab strives to provide a productive, fulfilling, and fun environment for our members and collaborators. We work together, treating science as a team sport. Individuals can join as undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers. Check out our lab policies to learn more abo…
Quantitative Ecology, Conservation Biology, Population Dynamics, Community Modeling
Ph.D. of Elliot Rylder · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
⭐ Hiring Opportunities | MSU Research Horizons | School of Food Science and Human Nutrition | Job Title: Postdoctoral Researcher or Research Assistant Professor | Institution: Michigan State University | Location: East Lansing, Michigan | Description: MSU is an equal opportunity employer and is not di…
Plant Health and Microbial Load Safety, Fungal Species in Food Processing, Food Science and Human Nutrition, Plant-Microorganism Interactions, Microbial Safety and Quality, Microbiology Research, Extended Abstracts in Food Science and Human Nutrition, Microbiology and Hygiene, Mi…
Assistant Professor · The Eli Broad College of Business
⭐ Dr. Zhang welcomes applications from prospective Ph.D. students with strong training in mathematics. In particular, applicants are expected to have completed at least one semester each of linear algebra and multivariate calculus. Strong candidates will have also completed coursework in real analysis…
Sustainability, Buyer-Supplier Relationships, Risk and Resilience, Supply Management & Procurement
Associate Professor · The Eli Broad College of Business
⭐ I am actively looking for post-docs/visiting PhDs/research assistants to work with me across causal inference, structural estimation, optimization, and advanced machine learning with applications in retail, logistics, and food supply chains. Please contact me if you are interested.
Professor · College of Communication Arts and Sciences
⭐ She is currently seeking motivated students who can work on projects related to AI and persuasive technology in the area of health misinformation.
Media Effects/Media Psychology
Psychological impacts of interactive media (mediators and moderators)
Utilizing technologies for health communication (persuasive technology)
Behavior change enabled by conversational agent and AI
Mobile apps for disease self-management and health p…
Associate Professor and Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Education Program Lead · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
The interaction of individual teachers and the broader agricultural education system, boundaries, work-life balance, educator margin, leadership for sustainability, complexity, and sustainability.
Associate Professor, Graduate Program Director · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
sustainable natural resource management, decision science, behavioral change, risk perception, risk communication, changing the way predictive models are made and used to increase public trust, integrating solar energy into rural landscapes, working with communities affected by e…
Associate Professor - Maize genetics and genomics; quantitative genetics; plant morphology; drought stress; high-throughput phenotyping. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs; Blanch B. & Frederick C. Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine · College of Human Medicine
Behavioral Interventions and Implementation Research; developing and testing innovative interventions that incorporate evidence-based behavioral theories to help adults prevent and manage chronic diseases
Assistant Professor of Anesthesia · College of Veterinary Medicine
Cardiovascular support of anesthetized veterinary species
Cardiac output evaluation in anesthetized animals
Sympathomimetics and blood pressure monitoring in animals
Equine recovery from inhalant anesthesia
Balanced anesthetic techniques in horses and cattle Locoregional anesthe…
Professor - Soil spatial variability at scales from micro-aggregates to landscapes; statistical and geostatistical methods of data analysis. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Soil spatial variability at scales from micro-aggregates to landscapes; statistical and geostatistical methods of data analysis.
Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience · Michigan State University
Interaction of genetics and environmental exposure, how some pesticides alter neurons in the brain that produce dopamine, a chemical that declines in Parkinson’s patients
University Distinguished Professor; Soil biophysics; soil water and ion fluxes within aggregates & macropores; soil water quality; soil carbon sequestration. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Sustainable Manufacturing and Materials Processing
Multiphase Flow and Heat Transfer in Liquid/Liquid and Solid/Liquid Mixtures
Design and Modeling of New Separation and Processing Equipment
Clean Energy
Sorting and Recycling of Plastics
Metals
Glass
Chemical Recycling of Plastic…
Determining the feasibility of cutting-edge therapeutics, including gene transfer, to treat both acquired and genetic diseases and then translating that knowledge into the clinical realm. Scholarly efforts in both clinical medicine and applied genetics have led to the development…
Professor - Soil physics, soil hydrology and modeling water flow, solute and microbial transport in soils. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Our research focus on spatial soil heterogeneity at scales from soil cores to landscapes, and its effects on water, chemical and microbial transport. We develop and introduce new method (including software) to quantify spatial distribution of enzyme activity on soil surface (Time…
John A. Hannah Distinguished Professor of Chemistry · College of Natural Science
development and understanding of computational methodologies and studies in transition metals and heavy element chemistry, catalysis, protein modeling, drug design/understanding of disease, and environmental/green chemistry
Employee accountability, employee legal claiming, building representative and inclusive workplaces, building the STEM pipeline of workers, workplace politics, impression management, technology at work, leadership development, coworking
University Distinguished Professor and Douglas E. Zongker Endowed Professor · College of Engineering
pattern recognition, devising algorithms to classify and cluster high-dimensional data, fingerprint and facial identification, machine learning, pattern recognition for his work devising algorithms to classify and cluster high-dimensional data, enhancing fingerprint image quality…
University Distinguished Professor · College of Education
Curriculum Instruction and Teacher Education, Higher Adult and Lifelong Education, International and Comparative Education, Teaching and Teacher Education
Professor of Social Work, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies · College of Social Science
Influence of place on the health and well-being, opportunities and life chances of Latinx and African American families and children; conditions in urban communities; social policies impact on opportunities, risks, and social structures
Chair, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology · College of Human Medicine
The effects of hypertension and obesity on the cerebral vasculature, with a particular interest in how vascular dysfunction contributes to the development and exacerbation of dementia.
Lifecycle assessment of solar technologies; environmental impacts of renewable energy systems; sustainable infrastructure; resource use and hazardous chemical leaching in photovoltaics; location-specific performance and benefits of solar panels.
Research Associate · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
My research interests are crop ecophysiology, photosynthesis, sugar homeostasis, source-sink partitioning, leaf senescence, plant – aphids interactions, and chemical ecology. As part of Plant, Soil and Microbial department (Dr. Addie Thompson Lab), my research is focused on genom…
Graduate Program Director & Professor of Practice · College of Communication Arts and Sciences
Speech, language, and literacy development in children with congenital or childhood-onset hearing loss
Aural (re)habilitation and Listening and Spoken Language intervention
Hearing assistive technology (e.g., cochlear implants, hearing aids, osseointegrated devices, remote mic te…
Professor, C. E. Meadows Endowed Chair in Dairy Management and Nutrition · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Research: Dairy Cattle Metabolic Physiology
Our aims are to better understand the metabolic physiology of dairy cattle to identify strategies that will improve the economic and environmental sustainability of dairy production. We focus on three primary areas of interest.
Dairy Me…
Assistant Professor (tenure track) · College of Veterinary Medicine
Fish pathobiology and immunology, host-pathogen interactions, heterogenous infections in fish, fish virology and parasitology, polymicrobial infections, emerging health issues in farmed and wild fishes, diagnostic innovation for sustainable veterinary approaches.
MSU Foundation Professor · College of Natural Science
Understanding how individuals perceive, respond to and are affected by the environments in which they exist; responses of photosynthetic organisms to external light cues; photomorphogenetic changes in response to light signals; dynamic molecular processes utilized by photosynthet…
Professor of Toxicology · College of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Puschner has a national and international reputation as a diagnostic and research toxicologist who studies the pathophysiologic mechanisms, detection methodology, and public health significance of toxicoses in animals. Her key investigations of new and novel toxicants, poison…
Professor and Chair · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and College of Engineering
Improved methods for design and operation of manufacturing systems for ready-to-eat food products, with a primary emphasis on improved microbial safety
Professor · College of Communication Arts and Sciences
Development, adoption and utilization of information communication technologies(mobile health, mhealth, electronic medical records, telemedicine/telehealth, etc.) in health care
Thematic Research Areas
Health & Risk, Environment & Science Communication
Human Centered Technology …
Associate Professor · College of Osteopathic Medicine
common complex diseases; identify genetic factors that cause and contribute risk for orofacial clefting; measure and mitigate the impact of hearing loss using a community-based participatory approach in rural mid-Michigan
Professor - Soil chem., molecular simulation, atomic-scale mechanisms, thermodynamics, kinetics of sorption reactions at mineral surfaces. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Surface structures of environmentally relevant colloidal materials
Adsorption mechanisms for gaseous and solution species interacting with solid phases in soils and sediments; implications for geochemical transport and fate
Anthropogenic modification of natural surfaces to optimi…
Professor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
consumer preferences, perceptions, and purchases of horticultural crops, both edible and ornamental; value of bee-friendly pest management strategies; branded transplants; sustainable/local/organic products; perceived value of good landscaping; market for a hypothetical blue gera…
John A. Hannah Distinguished Professor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
My research falls broadly in the area of sustainable agriculture. My approach is to integrate diverse disciplines such as Biophysics, Climatology, Hydrology, Genetics, Agronomy, and Soil Science to understand the overall agricultural systems and to improve decision-making across …
Associate Dean for Administration · College of Human Medicine
assessing student progress, health professions workforce policy, patient safety training for medical residents, stroke quality metrics, and health information exchange organizations and their role in clinical research including the ability to inform transitions of care for stroke…
Chairperson, Department of Animal Science · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Identifying genes and genetic markers associated with genetic improvement of production traits in pigs. Functional genomics approaches including transcriptome sequencing and assessment of DNA methylation patterns in various tissues to determine underlying molecular mechanisms. Ev…
Professor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Evolutionary Computation and Artificial Life for optimization of biological problems
Computational methods and statistical analysis of high-throughput genomic data
Evolution, diversity and population genetics
Assistant Professor · The Eli Broad College of Business
revenue management with a focus on developing efficient and provably-effective algorithms for multiproduct dynamic pricing problems that are inspired by practice. He also works on studying flight delays in airline operations using empirical methods.
Professor of Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology, MSU Distinguished Professor, Associate Dean for Faculty Development · College of Natural Science
Neural development during puberty and adolescence; how pubertal hormones such as testosterone and estrogen influence the maturation of motivated behaviors; permanent organizational effects of pubertal hormones on neural circuits controlling sex-typical social behaviors; adolescen…
Professor - Ecology of plant and microbial communities; root traits and mycorrhizae; soil biogeochemistry. · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Community ecology of plants and microorganisms; Plant-fungal interactions; Root traits; Soil biogeochemistry and carbon dynamics
Potato Extension Specialist · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Chris leads the Potato Outreach Program, a collaboration between Michigan State University and the Michigan Potato Industry Commission. This program supports Michigan potato growers by conducting on-farm research and demonstration trials that apply to all aspects of potato produc…
Associate Professor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Her research focuses on the intersection of agriculture and the environment, where she investigates how various agricultural management practices impacts soil health and ecosystem services. In addition, Dr. Sprunger is interested in understanding how nematode communities can serv…
Bacteria utilize chemical signals to adapt to an ever-changing environment. In bacterial pathogens, chemical signaling plays an important role in the initiation, maintenance, and termination of infection. My laboratory studies chemical signaling in the human pathogen Vibrio chole…
Professor, Crops and Soils Sciences Program Director and Extension Specialist · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Dr. Sprague's research and extension program focuses on integrated weed management, biology, ecology, and management of emerging problematic weeds, and understanding the interactions with weeds and other pests and pest/crop management practices. Her program emphasizes weed manage…
Developing a compact wireless multi-modal detector array for remote sensing and imaging; implantable Self-Oscillation Encoding Telemeter (SET) sensors for simultaneous encoding of neuronal voltages and MRI images; high-resolution mapping of micro-vessel distribution along the bra…
A neurotoxicologist, Hegg joined the MSU faculty in 2006 and earned her PhD in environmental toxicology from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her research focuses on the role of purinergic signaling in the neuroregeneration of olfactory receptor neurons, advancing understandi…
Professor of Practice, Academic Advisor · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
As an interdisciplinary researcher, her interests and projects span applied research in parks and recreation, sustainable tourism, local and regional food systems, as well as research focused on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). Her SoTL work largely aims to addres…
Assistant Professor · College of Veterinary Medicine
Immune-mediated cytopenias, Blood and bone marrow disorders, Flow cytometry, Teaching and learning, Resident training/mentoring, Wellbeing and work-life balance/integration
To understand and document the reproductive pathology of free-ranging and captive wildlife, particularly when contracepted pharmacologically, hormonally, or by husbandry and management. Particular species of interest include: Elephants, polar bears, large carnivores, and amphibia…
Professor and Chair · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Effects of landscape-scale factors (i.e., geology, land cover, climate) on physical and biological features of river systems, River catchment hydrology and stream channel geomorphology, Ecological assessment, Sustainable management of aquatic systems
Director of the Master of Public Health Program; Associate Chair of Education · College of Human Medicine
infectious disease outbreaks, maternal and child health, patient-centered medical homes, immunization, obesity, and cancer; current research focused on menstrual health and hygiene in Ghana
C.E. Meadows Endowed Chair and Professor, Dairy Cattle Management; Dairy Cattle Nutrition and Metabolism; Environmental Nutrient Management; Transition Cow Management and Nutrition · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Dairy Cattle Management; Dairy Cattle Nutrition and Metabolism; Environmental Nutrient Management; Transition Cow Management and Nutrition
Professor; Director of: MSU Potato Breeding & Genetics, Plant Breeding Genetics & Biotech, and USAID Feed the Future Global Biotech Partnership · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
How many professors at Michigan State University are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 8 professors at Michigan State University, a US university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
How many faculty profiles does phd-match have for Michigan State University?
phd-match lists 927 faculty profiles at Michigan State University, each with research interests, department, and a link to the professor's homepage.
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No. Michigan State University is one of 174 universities phd-match covers across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore (US 97, UK 17, AU 10, CN 26, HK 8, CA 10, SG 6).
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Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.