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, rhinovirus). Responsibilities include: The evaluation of an extraction procedure performed on collected respiratory samples; The evaluation of a genomic diagnostic platform. The balance between wet and dry lab
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Degree or equivalent Skills/Qualifications Your Profile Master of Science in Ecology, Marine or Aquatic Environmental Science, Biology or related disciplines Experience in wet lab methods and experiments
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scientific network providing top-level research facilities doctoral researcher positions for 3 years (German TV-L E13, 65%) projects with wet-lab or computational focus to decode microbial balance in a highly
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. The ideal candidate profile: Must-have: MSc or equivalent degree in biochemistry, virology or structural biology Practical experience working in the wet lab, mainly focusing on virology and translation
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research, the candidate will receive Ph.D. in Physics degree. The doctoral candidate will perform wet lab experiments as well as computational analysis to develop innovative biomaterials for next generation
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atmospheric water demand, i.e. potential evaporation. This will directly affect soil moisture, groundwater dynamics and eventually streamflow. In addition, these changes will have cascading effects
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transition from intensive wet-lab experimentation in the early phase of the project towards increased involvement in data analysis, integration, and scientific writing in later stages. The project offers a
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available. The wet part of the project will be done at the IBPS, and preliminary data demonstrated the feasibility of the project. Indeed, our team has extensive experience in X. laevis embryo dissection
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wet- and dry-lab approaches. For informal enquiries regarding the role, contact Dr Emil Gustavsson at [email protected] . The role will be based at the UK DRI, Island Research Building, Cambridge
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extensive, structured training and mentorship for all the computational and wet-lab techniques used in this project. If you are deeply passionate about neurodevelopmental research and eager to learn within a