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and their associated microbial communities form an integrated functional entity—the plant holobiont—whose chemical interactions and collective metabolism play a decisive role in adapting
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center for marine environmental research with a focus on the geosciences, anchored as Research Faculty at the University of Bremen. Job description: In the Microbial Ecophysiology Group, we investigate
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center for marine environmental research with a focus on the geosciences, anchored as Research Faculty at the University of Bremen. Job description: In the Microbial Ecophysiology Research Group, we
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members, the technician will primarily be responsible for assisting in the design, execution and analysis of assays that assess microbial growth, metabolism, and enzymatic activity. Additionally
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employees, it defines Jena as a vibrant, internationally connected city of science and innovation. The Jena School for Microbial Communication (JSMC) is an ambitious Graduate School with over 130 doctoral and
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microbial functions with soil parameters - Functional C and N processes, modeling microbiome patterns, and determining ecological indicators for assessing habitat condition - Ecological statistical analyses
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). The researcher will have a leading role in developing NTNUs experimental platform for BGC expression. The work will combine molecular biology, microbial strain engineering and synthetic biology with AI-supported
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virology/microbiology workflows as viral transductions, plaque assays, or microbial growth monitoring, and carry out basic molecular biology procedures, including DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, molecular cloning
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to learn new techniques and instruments, good organizational skills, and the ability to work with a diverse team of scientists. Applicants with prior experience in anaerobic microbial culture, lab
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aimed at understanding how host cells detect and respond to microbial infections. For more information about the lab, please visit: https://www.lsi.nus.edu.sg/corp/principal-investigators/asst-prof-chen