An open PhD position is available at the Institute of Medical Microbiology, University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein Campus Lübeck, Germany. The research group, led by Professor Hakim Boudrioua, focuses on translating evolutionary principles of antibiotic resistance into clinical applications. This project aims to bridge fundamental research in evolutionary biology with practical antimicrobial treatment strategies, contributing to the fight against drug-resistant infections.

The position is based in a new, well-equipped research building and offers a stimulating environment for candidates interested in medical microbiology, drug discovery, and anti-infectives. The group is affiliated with the German Center for Infection Research and Universität zu Lübeck, providing access to a broad scientific network and advanced research facilities.

Candidates should hold a Master's degree in life sciences and have a strong background in microbiology, evolutionary biology, or related fields. Experience in drug discovery or anti-infectives is considered an asset. The position is funded for three years, though specific details about the stipend or tuition coverage are not provided.

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