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strategies against pathogenic bacteria and biofilms Characterization and optimization of hydrogel properties and biological functionality Evaluation of tissue regeneration and the therapeutic potential
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to treat infections caused by multiple bacterial species at once? Could eliminating one pathogen unintentionally allow another to flourish? This PhD will tackle this critical question, uncovering when
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on CRISPR-Cas to stop the spread of AMR-carrying plasmids in the important pathogen Klebsiella pneumoniae. Proof-of-concept work shows that this is theoretically possible, but challenges remain in discerning
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of Klebsiella, a clinically important pathogen. Combining eco-evolutionary theory, lab experiments, and genomic sequencing, you will help build and validate a model predicting how antibiotic selection shifts with
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the possibility of extension. Plant immunity relies on pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) for the detection of invading pathogens, with leucine-rich repeat receptor-like proteins (LRR-RLPs) representing one
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Number of Opportunities Available: 1 Primary Supervisor - Professor Diane Saunders Every year fungal pathogens destroy 10–23% of all major calorie and commodity crops. Traditionally, to limit fungal
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for applications is Monday 10th August 2026 Project 26G - Exploiting pathogen interactions to boost potato defence and develop sustainable pest management solutions Supervisors Lead Supervisor –James Price(James
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phenomena that occur at the nanoscale in order to generate simple and novel biosensing platforms. They hold a wide expertise in cells, pathogens, DNA, proteins and small molecules detection using both optical
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Trees For Me. It combines two connected research tracks: damage in newly planted birch stands, including browsing, insects, pathogens and abiotic stress; and an emerging decline syndrome in older birch
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in newly planted birch stands, including browsing, insects, pathogens and abiotic stress; and an emerging decline syndrome in older birch stands where trees show severe crown deterioration or mortality