Jackson M. Kilonzi

PhD

Main research interests:

  • Plasticity of rhizosphere traits in maize (Zea mays) genotypes under concurrent abiotic and biotic stresses, with emphasis on root-microbial interactions
  • Dynamics of belowground carbon allocation and its mechanistic role in enhancing resource uptake across soil depths
  • Genotype-specific regulation of N-cycling with a focus on nitrification pathways, linking N transformation to differential N use efficiency 
     

 


Research projects


CV

Since 2026
PhD at GBI group

at Dept. of Geosciences, Faculty of Sciences, the University of Tuebingen

2023-2025
Master of Science by Research

at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

2017-2021
Master of Science in Crop Protection

at Egerton University, Kenya

2013-2016
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

at Egerton University, Kenya


Selected publications


Awards

  • 2026: Der Katholische Akademische Ausländer-Dienst( KAAD) Stipendium
  • 2023: Commonwealth Scholarship funded by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission
  • July to December 2021: research fellowship funded by RDA through KAFACI of the Republic of Korea