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materials or polymers (in addition to synthetic skills) will be an advantage Experience in microbiology, particularly with bacteria, will be a strong advantage Additional training in medicinal chemistry and
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to investigate all aspects of biogenic dyes, from the identification of dye-producing bacteria and the characterization of their pigments, through the optimization of their production and application
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to investigate all aspects of biogenic dyes, from the identification of dye-producing bacteria and the characterization of their pigments, through the optimization of their production and application
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, hyperspectral imaging provides an opportunity to develop fast and non-invasive methods of detecting plant diseases and potentially discriminating between different disease types (e.g. virus, fungus, bacteria
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contents. Mapping enzymes in the salmon gut, with focus on known and unknown digestive enzymes, using quantitative proteomics/metaproteomics. Production of recombinant enzymes in bacteria or yeast cells. In
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opportunity to develop autonomous microswimmers, which are bioinspired structures at the micrometre scale that can propel themselves through fluids, mimicking natural swimming organisms such as bacteria forms
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exploit their potential, we need deeper mechanistic knowledge of how processing modulates the functionality of these food‑grade bacteria. The goal of this PhD project is to investigate how food processing
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repair, inflammatory and immune responses, neuronal connectivity, and symbiosis with bacteria. However, when dysregulated, they can promote immune diseases, neurodegeneration and cancer. Glycocalyces also
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symbiosis with bacteria. However, when dysregulated, they can promote immune diseases, neurodegeneration and cancer. Glycocalyces also act as the first line of defence against pathogens, but some pathogens
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technologies to produce non-conventional SCP from sustainable feedstocks". Objectives include: To explore the potential of unconventional bacteria and yeast strains to upcycle a variety of carbon sources and