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for molecular community analysis, genome sequencing and metagenomics. The candidate should be a talented marine microbiologist with experience working with marine microbes and field experience. Responsibilities
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Products. A current research project evaluates the role of microbes in texture losses of vegetables during processing and long-term storage. You will participate in all aspects of scientific research and
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system protects against invading pathogens and opportunistic microbes at barrier surfaces such as the lung and gut. Dysregulation of these interactions plays a critical role in bacterial infections
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hydrothermal vent fields were discovered for the first time only in 2022 by our team. These extensive, low-temperature, microbe-dominated vent fields differ from most other locations and open a unique scientific
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analysis of environmental samples (soils, waters, microbes) using laboratory equipment. Further details about the roles can be found here For further information about these opportunities at Durham
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physiology, soil-plant-microbe interactions, and nitrogen cycling processes in terrestrial ecosystems. Proven expertise in plant physiology and plant-microbe interactions, including experience with molecular
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of mycorrhizal fungi with plant P and water status, the development of the root system and the broader community of soil microbes. With partners at Cambridge University and in Germany and the US, we will work from
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, PCR/qPCR, gene cloning and expression analysis, lab, greenhouse and field studies of microbes, plants and facilities. Project assignments meet USDA-ARS's mission to find solutions to agricultural
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scientist to work in a research lab in the fields of immunology and microbiology. The successful candidate will be responsible for a study of inflammation in the gut triggered by microbes in mice
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plant genetic mechanisms that coordinate the interaction of mycorrhizal fungi with plant P and water status, the development of the root system and the broader community of soil microbes. With partners