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: Recombinant techniques for the genetic modification of lactic acid bacteria or yeast, and; Optimizing fermentation technologies, including the use of bioreactors for controlling process parameters. You will
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comprising 9 of the 12 bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health. The outer membrane (OM) of these pathogens acts as a first line of defence against an antibiotic assault and, therefore, finding
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related field, with a strong interest in studying oxidative protein folding in bacteria and targeting this process in pathogens. High degree of initiative, time management and professionalism, very
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physiology and stress responses Molecular microbiology (related to pathogenic bacteria) Interactions of bacterial pathogens and the human microbiome Chemical biology applied to bacteria Fluency in English is
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techniques of molecular biology using bacteria and/or yeasts (e.g. building and cloning recombinant DNA) Basic computational experience (e.g. R, regex, UNIX) Willing and capable of doing oral and written
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following areas is required Bacterial Pathogenesis Cellular Microbiology Bacterial physiology and stress responses Molecular microbiology (related to pathogenic bacteria) Interactions of bacterial pathogens
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of the Aquatic Animal Health Research Unit are the development of vaccines, rapid detection tests and shrimp and crawfish diets that will enhance disease resistance to infectious bacteria and parasites. The Unit's
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mechanistic interactions within the diatom phycosphere, with particular emphasis on synthetic biology, microbial ecology, and molecular interactions between marine microalgae and associated bacteria
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, current genome synthesis methods are slow, narrow in scope, and limited in scale. To date, the genomes of only two bacteria have been successfully synthesized. This project aims to develop methodologies
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. Molecular biology (work with bacteria, recombinant DNA). Cell culture and analysis in both 2D and 3D. Conduct / manage studies in mice. Managing and analyzing data (MATLAB, Graphpad, R Studio). Required