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ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA' DI BOLOGNA - - DIPARTIMENTO DI SCIENZE MEDICHE E CHIRURGICHE | Italy | 3 months ago
amplicon sequencing and shotgun metagenomics, to achieve high taxonomic and functional resolution. Microbial strains of interest will be isolated using culturomics approaches and subjected to genome
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. The salary range for this position is $23.69/hr-$29.33/hour. This is a 75% time, temporary, 6-month Civil Service position. Duties and Responsibilities 75% — Anaerobic microbial culture and bioreactor growth
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strain construction, fungal morphology or related synthetic biology approaches. Experience with fungal systems would be valuable, but we welcome candidates with strong transferable expertise in microbial
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culture technique, experience conducting microbial evolution experiments, data analysis using Excel, R, and Unix command line interface, basic molecular biology. Minimum Education and/or Work Experience
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host-microbiome interactions and microbial metabolism. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing projects involving microbiome sequencing, metabolic modeling, and cheminformatic analysis
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ownership of the integrative biology strand of Microbe2Mind, designing experiments across biological scales to identify and validate causal mechanisms linking microbial states to host physiology, brain
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Deadline to apply: June 20, 2026 About the role We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher with expertise in microbial genetics and molecular biology to join an interdisciplinary project investigating
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Cellular Biology. The department also leads the campus-wide Microbial Systems Initiative (https://msi.research.illinois.edu), which brings together scientists from over fifty campus units with the aim
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targeted and monitored trials to identify the most effective processing conditions. Where to apply Website https://xup-dba.cloud/Home/CPService Requirements Additional Information Eligibility criteria
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combines lab-scale biofilter experiments, molecular microbiology, and quantitative microbial ecology to move biofiltration design from trial and error towards a predictive engineering discipline. The post