Frank Aarestrup
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PhD Opportunity in Antimicrobial Resistance and Environmental Conditions at Technical University of Denmark Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
Denmark
University
Technical University of Denmark

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Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is advertising a PhD opportunity in antimicrobial resistance, with a strong focus on bacteria, wet-lab science, and the influence of environmental conditions on resistance development and behavior.
The post is associated with Professor Frank Aarestrup at the National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark in Denmark. The project appears to combine laboratory-based experimental work with the chance to interact with a research group that includes bioinformaticians, so applicants with interest in both experimental microbiology and data-informed analysis may find it especially relevant.
This is a PhD-level opening, not a scholarship announcement. The post does not mention a funding package, stipend, tuition waiver, or deadline in the text provided. Interested candidates should use the DTU Career Site application link to review the full vacancy and submit their application through the official portal.
Research areas: antimicrobial resistance, microbiology, bacteria, environmental effects, wet-lab research, bioinformatics.
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Available
What's required
Open to someone who likes to work in the laboratory, loves bacteria, and is interested in understanding how different environmental conditions affect antimicrobial resistance. The role is primarily wet-lab science, with opportunities to learn and engage with a group that includes bioinformaticians.
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