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employees, it defines Jena as a vibrant, internationally connected city of science and innovation. The Jena School for Microbial Communication (JSMC) is an ambitious Graduate School with over 130 doctoral and
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the microbial nitrogen cycle for a more sustainable future. As a PhD candidate, you will combine experimental and computational approaches to uncover how microbial communities drive nitrogen transformations and
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throughout, ensuring research questions are grounded in real farming challenges and that outputs reach the people who need them. What You Will Do Working across agronomy, soil science, and microbial ecology
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Help decode the microbial nitrogen cycle for a more sustainable future. As a PhD candidate, you will combine experimental and computational approaches to uncover how microbial communities drive
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will apply a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art techniques, including: microbial isolation and culturing, plant infection assays, microbiome sequencing and analysis, whole genome sequencing, comparative
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, machine learning and Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment Microsimulation modelling, generating evidence directly relevant to national food safety policy. You will join a PhD student cohort with NIHR
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problems. We are part of the unit for microbial pathogenesis at the department of MTC at Karolinska Institutet. The doctoral student project and the duties of the doctoral student The doctoral project aims
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involve the computational integration of multi-omics datasets from both microbial communities and the host, with the goal of uncovering the systemic impact of gut bacteria on human physiology. As part of
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, Anastasia Papangelou Research domains: Sustainable microbial technology for water and food, environmental systems analysis, enhanced mineral weathering (CO₂ capture), soil carbon, climate mitigation, urban
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accumulation can be limited, we can engineer bacteria to become more solvent-tolerant and thereby generate higher yields of useful products [2]. The project supervisory team comprises Tim Overton (microbial