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, dynamic research group developing genetic methods for the control of pest insects, especially mosquitoes. The specific project, funded by the Wellcome Trust, aims to develop ‘refractory insects
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. Preferred Qualifications Research experience related to insects, environmental change, ecology, biodiversity, climate change, agriculture, infrastructure, urban systems, bioeconomy research, environmental
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. Preferred Qualifications Research experience related to insects, environmental change, ecology, biodiversity, climate change, agriculture, infrastructure, urban systems, bioeconomy research, environmental
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Department This position is part of a new Advanced Research + Invention Agency-funded project, subject to contract negotiations, part of the Accelerating Adaptation programme (see https://aria.org.uk
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Department This position is part of a new Advanced Research + Invention Agency-funded project, subject to contract negotiations, part of the Accelerating Adaptation programme (see https://aria.org.uk
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Leverhulme project “ Biophysical and morphological coevolution of egg micropyles and sperm in insects ”. You will work closely with an international team of researchers across multiple disciplines at the
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airborne environmental DNA (eDNA) in forest environments, with a focus on fungi and insects that cause substantial damage to Swedish forestry. The project is a collaboration between Komatsu Forest
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years in rank, training, and field or discipline; internal equity; and external market pay for comparable jobs. Link to Apply : https://uic.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/1/home/requisition/19915?c=uic
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intellectual development of a research project under guidance from Dr. Di Talia. Current topics of interest for the lab include early embryogenesis in insects, adult appendage regeneration, and
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organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells are also studied. Our main areas or research are: the interaction between plants and microorganisms, and other forms of