PhD Studentship in Fungal Infections at Trinity College Dublin Trinity College Dublin in Ireland

PhD Studentship in Fungal Infections at Trinity College Dublin , Ireland. This PhD project focuses on fungal infections caused by Aspergillus fumigatus , with research spanning fungal cell biology , antifungal resistance , host-pathogen interactions , and the mechanisms by which fungal pathogens survive immune attack and develop resistance to novel antifungal agents. The student will work in a collaborative research environment at the St. James’s Hospital Campus in the Sir Patrick Dun Laboratory...

The Palm Lab in the Immunobiology Department at Yale School of Medicine is recruiting a Postgraduate Associate for work on host-microbe interactions , with a focus on how microbes affect immune cells in the gut. The position is based at The Anlyan Center, Yale School of Medicine , and the student will be co-mentored by Brianna Duncan-Lowey (Yale Science Fellow). The role is designed as a training opportunity for a recent graduate interested in building research experience before applying to PhD ...

🎓 PhD opportunity at the University of Marburg, Germany, in the Research Training Group “Nucleotide Metabolism in Microbes” (GRK 2937 – MiNu). The position is for a Doctoral Researcher / PhD Candidate working on microbial nucleotide metabolism, cellular cofactors, nucleic acid building blocks, and molecular and biochemical mechanisms in microbes. Ideal for candidates with interests in microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and microbial metabolism. No deadline, funding details, or applic...

Funded PhD project at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences) in Dublin, Ireland, focused on cystic fibrosis, CFTR, microRNAs, RNA therapeutics, and translational biomedical research. The project, supervised by Dr Chiara De Santi and Dr Petra Bencurova, explores Target Site Blockers (TSBs) as a novel therapeutic strategy for rare cystic fibrosis mutations. The student will investigate whether TSBs can increase CFTR protein expression and improve CF...

Researcher position in molecular biology and gut microbiota at Pennsylvania State University The Townsend Lab in the Department of Molecular and Precision Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine is recruiting a motivated, enthusiastic, and highly organized non-tenure-line Researcher to join a growing team studying interactions between the human body and the gut microbiota. The project focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying microbial colonization of the mammalian intestine. Applicants ...