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research (e.g., mosquito insecticide resistance studies) • Maintain mosquito colonies (including blood-feeding using chickens) • Conduct molecular biology tasks: o DNA extraction o Genomic library
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, Durham University (http://insectneurolab.com/ ) that uses mosquitoes and other insects to study sensory neuroscience and sensory ecology. You will be responsible for the maintenance on mosquito and fly
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research (e.g., mosquito insecticide resistance studies) • Maintain mosquito colonies (including blood-feeding using chickens) • Conduct molecular biology tasks: o DNA extraction o Genomic library
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methods, including amplicon or shotgun sequencing. Experience with axenic/gnotobiotic rearing. Certifications/Licenses Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Preferred Qualifications Mosquito colony
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Job Purpose The postholder will provide in-depth technical expertise and support in one or more of the following areas: mosquito culture/maintenance and manipulation, including research
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Research line of the contract: The growth of mosquito-borne diseases in interurban environments Financing source: Infectious Disease decision-support tools and Alert systems
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the Department's operational needs as outlined in UBPPM #3200, Employee Classifications, http://policy.unm.edu/university-policies/3000/3200.html The Center for Global Health, within the Department
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, namely mosquitoes and ticks. We are a relatively large lab and ongoing projects are extremely diverse, ranging from laboratory work investigating the reproductive physiology of mosquitoes – to – field
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vector-borne diseases, including mosquitoes, ticks and biting midges. This is an in-person opportunity with the ability to be on site on a regular basis. As a Visiting Scientific Specialist, you will, Plan
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Work as part of a research team under the direction of the PI studying the population genomics of mosquito vectors, including Anopheles coluzzii, a principal vector of human malaria in sub-Saharan