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AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Responsibilities: -Conducts research activities on insect biology in arthropod systems in contained a laboratory environment. -Design and perform genetic
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: Experience with the structure and function of luciferases, insect biochemistry, working with bioluminescence in mammalian cells, and expeditions and field research are highly desirable. How to apply
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We are looking for a highly motivated Postdoctoral researcher (W/M) to join our laboratory at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland) to work on an ERC funded project aiming to reverse-engineer insect limb
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produced in bacteria or insect cells), structural biology and/or molecular host-microbe interactions demonstrable by at least one first author publication (either in peer-reviewed journals or preprint
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the start date. Preferred Qualifications: Experience in recombinant protein expression in mammalian and insect cell culture, including transient transfection and baculovirus generation in Sf9 cells
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multiple insect species. The candidate is expected to contribute to peer-reviewed publications and external presentations, and to collaborate effectively with both laboratory members and external
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. Work Plan: The main tasks of this plan are: 1) Development of LAMP and lateral flow strip methodologies for the specific identification of insects in processed foods; 2) Development of real-time PCR
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-genome sequencing and resequencing data from non-model arthropods, particularly insects and spiders. A substantial part of the work will involve processing and analyzing genomic data from historical and
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research setting. - Capacity to work effectively in challenging field conditions (temperature extremes, wind, rain, biting insects, mud) while maintaining rigorous data quality standards. - Experience
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well as manipulating insects in enclosures. The postdoc is expected to complete the work and disseminate results via peer-reviewed publications within the timeframe of the position. There will also be opportunities