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microbiomes to adapt to environmental change. Ancient environmental DNA (eDNA) provides a unique record of past ecosystems, preserving genetic traces of microorganisms and plants that interacted with crops and
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innovative ways to utilize the many data sources already available in PREDICT, including registry data, genomics, microbiomics, metabolomics and epigenetics. The postdoc fellow will join a multidisciplinary
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deadlines and work collaboratively in an interdisciplinary laboratory setting. Desired Qualifications: Experience with next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, microbiome composition analysis, or within-host
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computation, or phylogenetic inference, as applicable to microbiomes and human-microbiome interactions, such as outbreak-related strain reconstruction, or phasing and assembly of complex immune-system loci
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to microbiome metabolism, cancer metabolomics, environmental exposures, tumor biology, or host-microbial interactions. Our Lab provides a collaborative and supportive research environment, with access
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evolving understanding of cancer biology, immunology, microbiome science, and emerging technology to the objectives described above; proposes new experimental approaches and contributes to the development
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to characterise microbial community composition and function, recover and analyse metagenome-assembled genomes, identify candidate disease-associated organisms and pathways, and integrate microbiome findings with
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engineered E. coli Nissle strains and assess metabolite production and stability. · Conduct molecular, cellular, and microbiome analyses including RNA isolation, qPCR, RNA sequencing, Western blotting
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), including bioinformatic and statistical analysis of soil and plant health and microbiome datasets. 40% - Designs and conducts field, greenhouse and laboratory experiments, including characterization
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research directions related to microbiome metabolism, cancer metabolomics, environmental exposures, tumor biology, or host–microbial interactions. We are looking for a candidate with a Ph.D. in Chemistry