PhD in Protein Secretion in Yeast: Join a cutting-edge research project delving into the genetic foundations of protein secretion in yeast, offering significant advancements in biopharmaceutical and industrial enzyme production. This scholarship presents a unique opportunity to contribute to the field of synthetic biology and genomics.
PhD Scholarship Opportunity in Novel Methods for Understanding Protein Secretion in Yeast
Designation: PhD Research Scholar
Research Area: Genetic basis of protein secretion in yeast
Location: Macquarie University, ARC Centre of Excellence in Synthetic Biology
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Background in microbiology, preferably with experience in yeast
- Proficiency in molecular/synthetic biology, including DNA design and manipulation
- Familiarity with DNA sequencing and in silico analysis
Job Description:
- Develop a targeted approach to create a library of yeast mutants, utilizing SCRaMbLE methodology
- Collaborate on encapsulation and microfluidic-based techniques to identify yeast protein secretors at the single-cell level
- Perform whole-genome sequencing to uncover the genetic underpinnings of yeast secretion
How to Apply:
Interested applicants are required to submit the following:
- Targeted cover letter
- Up-to-date CV
Shortlisted candidates will undergo online or in-person interviews as part of the selection process.
Last Date for Apply:
Applications open on 9th October 2024 and close on 29th November 2024.
Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in protein secretion in yeast and be part of a dynamic and innovative team at Macquarie University. Apply now!
