Graduate Assistant in Bacterial Genetics: The Department of Fundamental Microbiology at the University of Lausanne is offering an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Assistant in Bacterial Genetics. This role presents the chance to contribute to cutting-edge research projects in DNA methylation and its impact on gene expression and bacterial behavior. The successful candidate will join a vibrant international environment and have access to exceptional core facilities and resources.
Designation: Graduate Assistant in Bacterial Genetics (ID 21888)
Job Details | Description |
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Research Area | Bacterial genetics, DNA methylation, Caulobacter crescentus |
Location | University of Lausanne, Switzerland |
Expected Start Date | 01.01.2025 (flexible) |
Contract Length | 1 year, renewable up to 5 years |
Activity Rate | 85% |
Eligibility/Qualification | Master of Science in Biological Sciences, strong motivation for |
fundamental research and bacterial genetics, fluency in English | |
Job Description | The position involves conducting research on DNA methylation in |
the Caulobacter crescentus Alphaproteobacterium, focusing on the | |
roles of DNA methylation in gene expression, gene exchange, and | |
resistance mechanisms. Responsibilities include genetic, genomic, | |
phenotypic, and fluorescence microscopy approaches. Contribution | |
to teaching practical courses for Bachelor students is also | |
expected. | |
How to Apply | Applicants should submit a full application in English as a single |
PDF, including a motivation letter, complete CV, description of | |
previous research experience, and contact details of references. | |
Last Date for Apply | Application deadline: 20.10.2024 |
The opportunity offers a stimulating position in a highly international environment with access to an outstanding doctoral school. Interested individuals with a passion for fundamental research and bacterial genetics are encouraged to apply and become part of this dynamic research group. For further details and to apply, please visit the University of Lausanne website.