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are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate (f/m/d) to investigate how parental care enables Nicrophorus burying beetles to regulate beneficial and harmful microbes during family life. This fully funded three
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plant-microbe interactions. Intellectually, the project provides a challenge in understanding how genomic instability reshapes fungal virulence in a plant pathogenic fungus. The Norwich Research Park
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phosphoproteomic methods for analysing the Pmk1 pathway, revealing its direct targets for the first time (Oses-Ruiz et al., 2021 Nat Microb 6:1383-97; Cruz-Mireles et al., 2024 Cell 187 (10): 2557-73) This project
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Number of Opportunities Available: 1 Primary Supervisor - Dr Hassan Salem Many animals rely on beneficial microbes for nutrition, defence, or reproduction. In this project, the student will explore
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, Wageningen University and Research The Soil Biology group integrates knowledge on soil biota across a range of scales from the microbe to the globe. Our mission is “to explore the potential of life to increase
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spectrometry, multi-omics data integration, disease epidemiology, and molecular plant-microbe-insect interactions. Research will utilise world-leading facilities at the University of Nottingham, including
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of the intestines and various other organs and play a key role in the interaction with the gut microbiome, a collection of bacteria and microbes that live in the intestines. Until now, it was difficult to study these
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Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology • | Potsdam, Brandenburg | Germany | about 2 months ago
internationally leading centre for basic plant research, especially in the areas of plastid biology, plant development and cell biology, plant-microbe interactions, and metabolism. Around 20 PhD researchers and