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) is one of the world-leading groups in the field of computer simulations of active, soft and living matter systems, such as cells, bacteria, tissues, and active synthetic colloids. Our aim is to provide
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/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics of microorganisms in fluids. Living systems such as bacteria or algae exhibit remarkable capabilities
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duration, but will include anaerobic cultivation of bacteria, single cell RNA sequencing, and communication with collaborators. Your profile The applicant must have expertise in molecular methods and be able
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microbiology (such as working with bacteria/yeasts/microalgae in sterile conditions, safe lab practice). Documented knowledge and experience in bioprocess and fermentation operations (such as operation of lab
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microswimmers/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics of microorganisms in fluids. Living systems such as bacteria or algae exhibit remarkable
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wide differences within human gut bacteria species in early childhood. Our goal is to improve the understanding of adaptive mechanisms employed by different gut bacteria at a high resolution to guide
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elicitors and test elicitors against a pathogen culture collection (bacteria, nematodes and oomycetes). Training: The successful candidate will be embedded in a wider CIC-START training programme with strong
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modification of bacteria or other microorganisms. Experience with heterologous gene expression or microbial strain engineering. Knowledge of biosynthetic gene clusters, secondary metabolism or microbial natural
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, animals, fungi, bacteria, etc.). The Program for Plant Ecology and Evolution, where this position is located, is home to eight research group focusing on genomics, adaptation and speciation as well
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with extracellular vesicles or host–pathogen systems (e.g. amoebae–bacteria interactions, including Legionella); and familiarity with metal/metalloid assays (e.g. As, Cu, Fe, Sb, Zn), disinfection by