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Posted 16 hours ago
Lab Technician - Phage Biology at University of Calgary, Integrative Viromics Lab in Calgary, Canada
The Integrative Viromics Lab @UCalgary is hiring a Lab Technician (start Nov 2025)! 🧫 Join us to culture bacteria & phages, work with anaerobic chambers, prep media, mentor students, and keep our lab running smoothly. Apply now to help advance virome & microbiome research!

Email cover letter and CV to ann.gregory[at]ucalgary.ca

Posted 5 days ago
technician: phage-satellite-bacteria interactions at Institut Pasteur in Paris
In our Microbial Evolutionary Genomics group at the Institut Pasteur Paris (https://research.pasteur.fr/en/team/microbial-evolutionary-genomics/), we have opened a position for a technician for 18 months to assist us with an ANR-funded project aimed at studying bacteriophage-satellite phage interactions. If you know anyone who might be interested, please share this announcement!
Posted 13 days ago
Research Associate III - Bacteriophage Engineering at J. Craig Venter Institute in Rockville, MD, USA
Dr. Derrick Fouts Lab
Molecular Microbiology and Synthetic Biology projects with a strong emphasis on bacteriophage engineering and characterization.
Posted 19 days ago
postdoc position at UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN in København N, Denmark
The project aims to study fundamental molecular mechanisms of how phages interact with host bacteria during infections, particularly focusing on the use of E. coli and its related phages as model organisms. This project involves molecular, physiological and systematic study of E. coli- phage interaction mechanisms, with potential mechanistic studies of phage and bacteria protein interactions.
Posted 19 days ago
PhD position: phage biology at UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN in København, Denmark
The project aims to study fundamental molecular mechanisms of how phages interact with host bacteria during infections, particularly focusing on the use of E. coli and its related phages as model organisms. This project involves molecular, physiological and systematic study of E. coli- phage interaction mechanisms, with potential mechanistic studies of phage and bacteria protein interactions.
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