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Department BSD MIC - Randall Lab About the Department The University of Chicago Department of Microbiology has a distinguished legacy with over 200 Ph.D. graduates, many of whom have achieved
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, microbiology, single-cell imaging and biochemistry, working across Exeter, Bath and Bristol. Patient and public involvement will help keep the project focused on clinically relevant questions and the future use
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follow-up experiments to understand how protective microbes influence plant–pathogen interactions; collaborate closely with researchers in microbiology, plant pathology, phenotyping, bioinformatics and
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how protective microbes influence plant–pathogen interactions; collaborate closely with researchers in microbiology, plant pathology, phenotyping, bioinformatics and predictive modelling. The project
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PhD Scholarship in Development of Cement-Free Living Building Materials for Sustainable Construction
systems, and explore their integration into extrusion-based 3D printing for sustainable construction applications. The project offers a unique opportunity to work across materials science, microbiology
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into ingredients or finished products for human consumption. By leveraging expertise in biochemistry, physico-chemistry, process engineering, physics, technology, and microbiology, its goal is to contribute to safe
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leading, peer-reviewed scientific journals What you need to bring: A successfully completed scientific university degree (Master’s/university diploma) in biology/microbiology, biogeochemistry or a related
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university degree (Master’s/university diploma) in biology/microbiology, bioinformatics, or a related field. Applicants who are in the final phase of their Master’s degree program will also be considered
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PhD Scholarship in Development of Cement-Free Living Building Materials for Sustainable Construction
opportunity to work across materials science, microbiology, fungal biotechnology, and bio-fabrication while addressing one of the most pressing challenges in sustainable construction materials. You will become
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in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Synthetic Biology, Engineering Biology, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, DNA/RNA Nanotechnology, or closely related discipline, be excited by both hands