Biofilm detection and antimicrobial strategies University of Strathclyde and University of Glasgow in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia in the School of Chemistry with Dr Trey Koev on mapping antimicrobial resistance in fungi in 3-D as it happens . The project asks how fungi such as Aspergillus fumigatus respond after exposure to antifungal or crop-protection chemicals, and whether resistance begins at the colony edge or across the whole organism. You will combine microbiology with analytical chemistry and magnetic resonance / NMR-based 3-D chemistry mapping in living fungal mater...

Durham University is advertising a PhD opportunity in the Physics of Life area, focused on the molecular grammar of biomolecular condensates and bacterial aggresome droplets . The project asks how living cells organize molecules into tiny liquid-like droplets, how these structures change physical properties, and how bacteria may use them to survive antibiotics and harsh conditions. The research is highly interdisciplinary and combines single-molecule microscopy , molecular biology , microbiology...

Research Fellow opportunity in the School of Chemistry at the University of Birmingham , working on an ARIA-funded project: Hephaisteion: Direct Lithium Extraction using inorganic membranes made by proteins . The project sits at the intersection of chemistry , materials science , biology , and microscopy . The successful candidate will work with Dr Dominik Kubicki and Birmingham’s Facility for Electron Microscopy, alongside protein scientists, materials chemists, and engineers. The core task is ...

PhD opportunity at the University of Dundee in plant parasite effectors , host-parasite interactions , and nanobody-based tools . This EASTBIO/BBSRC-funded project is hosted in the groups of Dr Jorunn Bos and Prof Paul Birch in the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Dundee , with links to the James Hutton Institute. The project focuses on developing new tools to study how plant parasites deliver and use effector molecules during infection/infestation, and how these effectors inter...

PhD opportunity in antibiotic discovery at the John Innes Centre in Norwich, United Kingdom, focused on Streptomyces bacteria , microbiology , bacteriology , biochemistry , biotechnology , molecular biology , chemistry , and soil science . The project is supervised by Professor Matt Hutchings and investigates how a key regulator controls the Streptomyces lifecycle, sporulation, spore germination, and the activation of silent specialised metabolite biosynthetic pathways. The research aims to iden...