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InternPhage engineering
Posted
I’m Harshu (Biophysics MD-PhD @ Shipman Lab, UCSF) – looking for an undergraduate (anyone from bioengineering, biochemistry, MCB, computational bio, microbiology is welcome) to start sometime in September 2025.

Project description: re-engineering bacteriophages for therapeutic delivery applications. Ideal wet lab experience: molecular cloning (must), sterile technique, western blots, protein purification, cell culture (willing to consider people missing some of this though if they’re particularly motivated).

Please email [email protected] with a resume and a small blurb of why they’re interested!

Post DocMicrobial genetics
Posted
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab is hiring a Postdoctoral Fellow to study microbial genomics and engineered living materials for critical mineral recovery.
Culture collectionScientist
Posted 22 days ago
ATCC (Gaithersburg, Maryland), the iconic nonprofit biological resources and standards organization, is hiring a Scientist, Biomedical Genomics, to contribute to the implementation and computational analysis of 'omics data and next-generation sequencing (NGS) projects.
Senior ScientistSynthetic biology
Posted 22 days ago
Invitris is hiring a Senior Scientist, to develop next-gen protein-based tech (like cell-free phage production!) in Munich.
Post DocSynthetic phagesGenomics
Posted a month ago
Rob Edwards at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia is hiring three postdocs to engineer synthetic phages, study phage gene regulation, and develop bioinformatics tools for structural predictions from metagenomes.
Posted 7 hours 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 7 hours 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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