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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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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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PhD Position on Predictive Plant–Microbiome–Pathogen Interactions Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Biology Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 1 October 2026
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How does the microbiome surrounding a plant determine whether a pathogen can successfully invade? And can we predict disease outcomes from microbiome composition and plant phenotypes? Join us as a
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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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Post Summary: Aspergillus fumigatus is a mould and opportunistic pathogen that causes diseases in humans. Depending on the individual’s state of health, this can manifest as allergic conditions
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are not eligible, as wild pool frogs are vulnerable to disease and captive animals increase the risk of pathogen transfer. Funding Eligibility: This studentship is only available to students 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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diseases and infections with antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Bacterial diarrheal pathogens contributes significantly to infant mortality, with many classified as WHO AMR priority pathogens. Interventions
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Neuroimmunology Research Group: https://vhir.vallhebron.com/ca/recerca/neuroimmunologia-clinica · Cemcat : https://www.cem-cat.org The successful candidate will work on the project “Deciphering the Pathogenic