High-throughput laboratory evolution to study antimicrobial resistance (postdoc).
Use of high-throughput laboratory evolution aided by genomics to study antimicrobial resistance in microbial populations and bacterial communities

• Run high-throughput microbial evolution studies
• Use whole-genome sequencing to study genetics of antimicrobial resistance
• Run follow-up experiments on genetic variants of interest
• Build evolutionary models using collected data

• PhD using molecular biology and/or genomics
• Demonstrable experience in molecular biology techniques
• Demonstrable experience with microbial culturing and genetic manipulation
• Optional: experience in operating robotic platforms (e.g. liquid-handling, ...)
• Optional: basic computational biology abilities (training is available from PI)
• Optional: experience with antimicrobial resistance research

We enable you a collegial initial training and diverse training and development opportunities as well as an extensive health program for employees. In addition, we offer reliable family support and there is a day care center for children with emergency childcare. Furthermore, you will find the usual social benefits of the public service.

The MHH is certified as family-friendly university and stands for the promotion of women in the professional life. Applications of women are particularly welcome. Severely disabled applicants with equal qualifications are given preferential consideration.