PhD in Mapping the Ocular Immune Response to Mycobacterium bovis in Cattle University of Edinburgh in United Kingdom

PhD project: How TB-infected macrophages are cleared This PhD opportunity is based at the Medical Research Council (Cambridge) / Laboratory of Molecular Biology in the United Kingdom . The project is supervised by Dr Roni Levin Konigsberg and Prof Lalita Ramakrishnan . The research focuses on tuberculosis , macrophages , granulomas , and efferocytosis . Mycobacterium tuberculosis can infect macrophages, drive granuloma formation, and manipulate host cell death and clearance pathways. This projec...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge in the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute / Duque-Correa Group. This project focuses on parasitology , cell biology , molecular biology , and stem cell biology , with a strong emphasis on host-pathogen interaction , immunology , and gut tissue regeneration . The research asks how whipworms invade, colonise, and persist in the gut lining, and how they perturb the surrounding cells and tissue repair processes during chronic infection. The group uses a new ...

Funded PhD opportunity at The Francis Crick Institute, London, United Kingdom. This project is with Dr Adam Sateriale and focuses on host-pathogen interactions in Cryptosporidium , an intracellular parasite that causes cryptosporidiosis. The research explores how the parasite remodels infected epithelial cells, escapes immune clearance, what parasite factors drive virulence, and which host factors influence severe infection. Research areas and methods: infectious disease, microbiology, immunolog...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge in the Department of Biochemistry (with Department of Pathology involvement) focused on the cell biology of Salmonella infection . The post is shared by Camilla Godlee , Assistant Professor at Cambridge, and invites interested applicants to apply for a PhD position. The project sits at the intersection of biology , medical science , microbiology , and infectious disease , with a strong emphasis on host-pathogen interactions and cellular mechanisms. ...

Postdoctoral opportunity in Immunology at the University of Cambridge , Department of Pathology, UK. The project sits at the forefront of human T-cell immunology and combines cutting-edge cellular and molecular approaches with gene-editing technologies to investigate a novel cytotoxic pathway in human T cells. The successful candidate will study the molecular mechanisms regulating this pathway and its functional relevance in cancer and infection . This role is suited to a highly motivated scient...