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Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf - HZDR - Helmholtz Association | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | 1 day ago
radioactive waste. Different microorganisms, but especially sulphate-reducing bacteria are present in clay rock as well as in the barrier material bentonite and can through the formation of corrosive
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: Development of a mRNA PNA-FISH Spatial Transcriptomics approach applied to chronic wound biofilms; Evaluation of multispecies biofilms to understand the physiology and ecology of bacteria (Activity 2 – “Studies
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major threat to human health, which is for a large part driven by plasmids (mobile pieces of DNA) that facilitate AMR gene spread between bacteria. In this project you will develop new tools based
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to modern medicine, and bacteriophage therapy is a promising route to treat drug-resistant infections. Yet phage therapy can fail when bacteria evolve resistance or deploy defence systems that block
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The GW4 BioMed3 Doctoral Landscape Programme is offering up to 18 MRC funded studentships across a range of biomedical disciplines, with a start date of October 2027. These four-year studentships provide funding for fees and stipend at the rate set by the UKRI, as well as other research training...
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of carbon cycling. It incorporates pesticide mixture toxicity, which is severely understudied, especially to viruses, bacteria, archaea, and fungi. As such, it goes beyond the effects of single chemicals
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weapon against bacterial infections. These naturally occurring viruses selectively destroy harmful bacteria, offering hope where antibiotics fail. Yet a major challenge remains: how do we use phage
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to modern medicine, and bacteriophage therapy is a promising route to treat drug-resistant infections. Yet phage therapy can fail when bacteria evolve resistance or deploy defence systems that block
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microbiology (such as working with bacteria/yeasts/microalgae in sterile conditions, safe lab practice). Documented knowledge and experience in bioprocess and fermentation operations (such as operation of lab
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The project The bacterial Type 6 secretion system (T6SS) is one of the largest dynamic assemblies in Gram-negative bacteria. It shares evolutionary origins with contractile phage tails and other