University of Exeter invites applications for a Graduate Research Assistant in the Living Systems Institute. The role supports Dr Adam Monier and focuses on bacterial metabolism and ecological interactions, combining lab work with bioinformatic analyses.
You will culture bacteria, perform molecular biology techniques, and contribute to genomic studies; the position is 12 months, Royal Society-funded, with competitive staff benefits and a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Graduate Research Assistant — Bacterial Metabolism & Genomics in Exeter employer: Opportunita
Opportunita is an attractive employer due to its commitment to research excellence and professional development. Faculty members benefit from a collaborative work environment and opportunities to engage with industry partners, enhancing their academic careers.
