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genetics of the insect uterus, sperm storage organs, and reproductive glands. This position utilizes advanced knowledge and skills gained through education and research experience to design and complete
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issues related to insects. He/she will also participate in writing progress reports and publications. The applicant should be accordingly adaptable and able to work with a range of people in a
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. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability for analytical thinking and independent problem solving. Desirable Experience with imaging insect interactions and the analysis thereof using tracker
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motivated Postdoctoral researcher (W/M) to join our Neuroengineering Laboratory at EPFL (https://go.epfl.ch/ramdya/ ) to work on an ERC funded project aiming to reverse-engineer insect limb motor control
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Genetics - Develop, maintain, and characterize transgenic insect lines for studies of gene drive and transgene removal. -Conduct controlled crosses, population studies, inheritance assays, and phenotypic
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organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells are also studied. Our main areas or research are: the interaction between plants and microorganisms, and other forms
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doctoral degree that is three years old at most. About us The research of the department focusses on plants, but other organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells
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urban evolution using pest insect systems. Research will focus on understanding the genomic mechanisms underlying lineage establishment, persistence, adaptation, and extinction in highly inbred
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include expressing recombinant proteins in insect, mammalian, and E. coli cells; purifying proteins using FPLC systems; performing in vitro RNA transcription and labeling; carrying out in vitro assays
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Associate broadly within the field of fungal-insect interactions, with a special focus is on ambrosia beetles and their symbiotic fungal partners. Duties of the successful candidate will be determined based