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us The research of the department focusses on plants, but other organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells are also studied. Our main areas or research are
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collections of lichenized fungi in North America. It is a key teaching resource, providing hands-on experience to hundreds of MSU students across campus every year and hosting undergrad honors and research
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airborne environmental DNA (eDNA) in forest environments, with a focus on fungi and insects that cause substantial damage to Swedish forestry. The project is a collaboration between Komatsu Forest
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Yant Lab develops computational and genomic approaches to understand evolution, adaptation, genome dynamics, and whole-genome duplication across diverse plant systems (see https://www.yantlab.net
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project, the researchers will study the importance of bacteria, viruses, and fungi for various clinical phenotypes. The project has access to metagenomic sequencing data from more than 34,000 study
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presence, or absence of bacterial, protozoa, fungi, viruses, or other pathogenic microorganisms. Performs laboratory testing using scientific techniques such as genotyping, and genetic sequencing to
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perception of microbial signaling molecules, susceptibility to pathogens and colonization by symbiotic and endophytic bacteria/fungi. What we offer The research at the Department of Molecular Biology and
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be developed based on metabolomic and metagenomic data obtained from experiments conducted in UCSB’s ExFAB BioFoundry for Extreme and Exceptional Fungi, Archea, and Bacteria (ExFAB website) in parallel
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experience with RNAseq and library prepration Familiarity with RNA biology, gene expression assays, Western blotting Prior experience working in a research lab with fungi We are seeking at least a 2
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, Biochemistry. Research experience in model eukaryotic organisms including Neurospora crassa or other fungi and/or mammalian systems. Research experience in circadian clocks. Research experience in mRNA