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defense against intracellular bacterial pathogens, including Legionella pneumophila and Listeria monocytogenes , communicate their research in scientific manuscripts and at conferences, and contribute to
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advancing bacterial-based technologies that support climate resilience and sustainable agricultural systems. Working closely with researchers and collaborators, you’ll design and deliver experiments
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-phage interactions, anti-phage defence, bacterial immunity and evolution, and antimicrobial resistance. A program that emphasizes epidemiological aspects of bacterial diseases of humans and pandemics
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meetings, and team-building activities. Key Responsibilities (70%) Project-focused research • Produce recombinant proteins using bacterial expression systems, including E. coli/Shuffle T7/BL21*, and/or
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, focused on advancing our understanding of the gut microbiome in rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. Our laboratory integrates cutting-edge technologies—including bacterial genomics
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), resistant mutant isolation and analysis, bacterial genetic manipulation, target identification. Desired Skills - Candidates who have experience directly working with Enterococcus and/or performing in
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maintenance. Assist with molecular biology techniques (RNA/DNA/protein extraction, bacterial growth, qPCR, immunostaining, Western blotting). Bacterial culture, transformation, and lentiviral/adeno
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, mentored by Professor Simona Radutoiu. We are at the forefront of researching plant-bacterial symbiosis with the goal of unlocking the full potential of both plants and bacteria to foster
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dynamic research group led by Professor Vittorio Venturi. At AGC, Professor Venturi’s research program extends to unraveling the intricacies of bacterial cell-cell signaling within plant microbiomes. As a
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bacterial diseases, and active involvement in the development of clinical guidelines for prudent antimicrobial use in pig medicine, with a particular focus on developing evidence-based guidelines using the