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Veterinärmedizinische Universität Wien (University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna) | Austria | about 2 months ago
in poultry bacterial disease and experience with experimental research on poultry pathogens, inclusive genetic modified organisms are required. We are looking for an independent, responsible and team
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research topics as well as in securing substantial non-university research funding. The research focus should be on the evolution and adaptation of significant human-pathogenic bacterial infectious agents in
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-pathogenic bacterial infectious agents in the context of pathogen-host interactions. Expertise in experimental infection and colonization models is desirable. The successful candidate is expected to actively
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of Genetics is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that supports the professional development of all members of its community. Job Description The Nyerges Lab (https://engineeringbio.science
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7 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences Department Team 02, Living materials, https://www.livingmaterials.org/ Research Field
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in millions of copies utilizing the biochemical machinery of the host. In each bacterial cell, up to a few hundred copies are formed and released. This usually results in the death of bacteria. Phage
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system and how these responses influence bacterial communities, mucosal immunity, and intestinal inflammation. Both projects offer opportunities to combine mechanistic immunology with microbiome biology
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Expertise in basic molecular biology techniques (e.g., PCR, bacterial transformation, restriction digests, ligation, gel electrophoresis, etc.). C2 Strong scientific thinking and writing skills. Experience E1
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gnotobiotic models. Applicants who also have prior experience with examining mucosal lymphocyte polarisation in response to bacterial-derived metabolites will be prioritised. APC Microbiome Ireland was formed
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examining mucosal lymphocyte polarisation in response to bacterial-derived metabolites will be prioritised. APC Microbiome Ireland was formed in 2003 and since then, it has established itself as one