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Funded by @John Innes foundation and @earlhaminst.bsky.social
🚨 PhD project alert: Engineering a soil bacteria to sense and record soil health. 🦠 🪴 🥼 🧑💻 🌍
Fully funded PhD studenship in my group, open for international students. @earlhaminst.bsky.social
Please share widely! Deadline: 14th of May
www.earlham.ac.uk/studentship/...
Really happy to have the chance to contribute to this paper by @dashagolubova.bsky.social, Melissa salmon and @honghaosu.bsky.social. We couldn’t have got it done without @nicolabiologist.bsky.social and Maria O’Connell guiding us. It’s been a super fun collaboration!
Logo for the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge, consisting of text and a green gingko leaf. The words ‘work with us’ are underneath.
We’re looking for 3 postdocs to join our lab and work on engineering plant gene expression, metabolism and growth. If you have enthusiasm & skills in synthetic biology or metabolic engineering, apply by Jan 31.
www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49767/
www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49773/
www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49769/
Group Leader Dr Sarah Guiziou
Cultured bacteria in agar plate drawn in the shape of an E
Cultured bacteria in agar plate fluoresced under UV light in the outline of a christmas tree.
Cultured bacteria in agar plate fluoresced under UV light in the outline of a bauble decoration.
What happens when the Communications team gets let loose in the lab? Group Leader Dr @sarah-guiziou.bsky.social invited us along to her lab for a festive #STEM #engagement activity - "painting" with bacteria. A great method for introducing #microbiology and #synbio to young audiences. 🦠🧫🖌️🎄