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. fumigatus. The PhD student will build on the group’s long-standing previous work to study the interaction between A. fumigatus and immune cells and to characterise the molecular mechanisms that enable
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pressures. Dublin Bay provides an ideal natural laboratory due to its history of eutrophication, wastewater inputs, urbanisation, and ongoing environmental recovery and management interventions. This PhD will
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for a PhD research position in the Kraemer group, School of Chemistry, Trinity College Dublin, working on a Trinity Research Doctoral Award (TRDA) funded project focused on the in silico design of
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component development and testing towards high-value products primarily for the construction sector, but with the possibility of other sectoral uses. Activities: Some of the core PhD research activities will