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contribute to our institution's commitment to excellence in research and innovation in microbiology, mainly focusing on understanding the evolutionary dynamics of microorganisms in response to environmental
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/or developmental biology. We welcome candidates working across model systems and approaches, from molecular, cellular, and quantitative genetics to genomic technologies, comparative and evolutionary
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We address a broad range of fundamental and applied evolutionary problems via the identification and analysis of genetic and phenotypic variability underlying biodiversity at all taxonomic levels
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organisms, as well as computational analyses, aimed at understanding how changes at the level of DNA are shaped by molecular and evolutionary forces, and how these changes lead to all the observable
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systems. · Exploring the evolutionary diversity of Cas13 effectors and their implications for technologies. The successful candidate will receive interdisciplinary training in CRISPR-Cas systems, RNA
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environmental change. The successful applicant must have: A Master's degree (completed before the start of employment) in ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology, biology, environmental sciences
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synthetic media becomes increasingly realistic, robust detection methods are essential. Here the objective will be to investigate generation and detection jointly in a co-evolutionary “cat-and-mouse” setting
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biology, developmental genetics, immunogenetics, molecular mechanisms of disease, evolutionary genetics, and other related fields whose research will synergize with and further strengthen research in both
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degree (completed before the start of employment) in ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology, biology, environmental sciences, or another relevant field Strong skills and experience in handling
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biology, developmental genetics, immunogenetics, molecular mechanisms of disease, evolutionary genetics, and other related fields whose research will synergize with and further strengthen research in both