The SATURN Centre for Doctoral Training (SATURN CDT) at the University of Strathclyde invites applications for a PhD candidate to explore how free-living amoebae shape microbial biodiversity in nuclear-influenced aquatic environments. The project combines microbiology, ecology and systems science with access to specialist facilities through SATURN.
Full training is provided; prior experience in nuclear science is not required.
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PhD in Microbial Ecology of Nuclear-Influenced Waters in Manchester employer: Nuclearinst
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