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PhD Studentship in: Algae speciation and bloom risks in drinking water reservoirs: linking microbiological and environmental parameters to prevent treatment impacts
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PhD Scholarship This project aims to develop a carbon-negative biomanufacturing platform, using cyanobacteria, to produce sustainable biochemicals for agriculture, health, and environmental
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Using CRISPR-Cas9 to rewire photosynthesis in plants and algae School of Biosciences PhD Research Project Self Funded Prof Matt Johnson, Dr Andy Hitchcock Application Deadline: Applications
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millions of tonnes of nutrient-rich agri-food waste is generated globally each day. This waste can be upcycled into sustainable, high-quality microbial protein (e.g. yeast, fungi, bacteria and algae) via
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). Understanding its metabolism is crucial for modulating its structures and properties. While starch is mainly studied in terrestrial crops, algae offer a unique opportunity to expand its production without using
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IFREMER - Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la MER | Brest, Bretagne | France | 10 days ago
students Key words Trophic ecology; Filter-feeding bivalves; Phytoplankton; Harmful algae How are your activities organized? The PhD will be based at DYNECO on the Ifremer Brittany Center, with fieldwork in
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. These materials offer economic and environmental advantages but require systematic evaluation of their performance and adsorption mechanisms under bloom conditions. This PhD project aims to assess the adsorption
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organisms routinely display efficient and adaptive behaviors despite the absence of any nervous system. Bacteria such as Escherichia coli climb chemical gradients, while unicellular algae such as
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of use. In a context of climate change, ecosystem eutrophication, and alterations in hydrological regimes, algal blooms defined as massive proliferations of algae or cyanobacteria in surface waters
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The position A position as PhD Fellow on the study of microbial (i.e. algae, bacteria, fungi) taxonomic diversity and productivity in the sea ice biome is available at the Department of Arctic and Marine Biology