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can read about the NEXTMARINE project here: https://www.nextmarine-project.eu/. Field of Research The field of research is advanced enzyme technology. A particular target of the PhD work is aimed at
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and protein engineering, and molecular biology Practical experience with heterologous enzyme protein expression, purification, classic protein assessment, and systematic reaction assessment
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, electrochemical and enzymatic reaction engineering, mechanistic investigation, and reactor-level performance optimization. The work may include electrocatalyst and enzyme immobilization, electrochemical
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. Analyse and interpret enzyme kinetic data to identify high-performing protein variants and guide iterative protein engineering. Present scientific work at seminars within the team and at external meetings
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research responsibilities will include cloning and other molecular biology required for enzyme production and engineering, synthesis of substrates and product standards, high throughput screening of enzyme
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responsibilities will include cloning and other molecular biology required for enzyme production and engineering, synthesis of substrates and product standards, high throughput screening of enzyme libraries
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design, construction, and optimization of synthetic biological systems and enzyme engineering workflows. Execute advanced molecular biology techniques, including DNA manipulation, PCR, and molecular
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iterative design–build–test–learn cycles to develop and refine engineering strategies Advance promising enzyme variants and pathway designs into whole plants for functional validation Drive rigorous
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wide range of protein design and enzyme engineering projects. In addition to method development and data analysis, the RS3 provides extensive training for graduate students, postdocs, and other
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and enzyme engineering. The field encompasses microbial screening of environmental bacteria; the discovery, isolation, and characterization of synthetic-polymer-degrading enzymes on the basis of