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medically relevant host–pathogen interactions, bacteriology, virology, parasitology or mycology. The successful candidate will be hosted as an independent group leader to establish an internationally
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pathogens, which cause significant losses in crop yield each year. While controlling microbial pathogens is essential for sustainable agriculture and global food security, developing durable disease
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Primary supervisor - Dr Nick Talbot What makes a plant killer lose its edge? This project will investigate why fungal pathogens lose virulence when they are grown in laboratory culture away from
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the role of the mitogen-activated protein kinase, Mps1, which plays an essential role in appressorium development and host penetration. Deletion of the MPS1 gene abolishes pathogenicity of the fungus. Very
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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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We are offering a PhD fellowship in “Agentic AI and Foundation Models for Global Pathogen Analysis” commencing September 1st, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. Our group and research
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develop computational and structure-guided approaches to understand immune recognition and design next-generation vaccines against respiratory pathogens. Our work integrates computational protein design
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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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antigen-independent and can facilitate cross-pathogen protection. This project focuses on understanding how cells integrate distinct inflammatory cues and combinations thereof and how this leads
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-studies/ . Work tasks The PhD student will aim to discover and study the function of new small proteins (microproteins) involved in innate immune responses and host-pathogen interactions. The project will