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PhD Opportunity
The South West Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership is currently advertising PhD projects. This is a slightly complicated process, but basically comes down to prospective students picking a project offered by scientists working at participating universities and institutions and applying to … Continue reading
Posted in cool science, Cornwall, environment and human health, PhD opportunity
Tagged BBSRC, ECEHH, ESI, GW4, Mahasweta Saha, Michiel Vos, PhD, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, PML, Ruth Airs, seaweeds
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the hunt for phages
Pawel’s research focuses on the aquatic opportunistic pathogen Aeromonas and it’s phages. He has already isolated a good number of both, but of course we always need more. To this end, we visited our colleagues Mike Allen and Paul Rooks … Continue reading
Posted in going places, ongoing work
Tagged Aeromonas, bacteriophages, Mike Allen, Paul Rooks, Plymouth Marine Laboratory
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Travelling
It has been a while since I last posted as I have been quite busy travelling (and Cornwall is not exactly centrally located). Two weeks ago Pawel, Tremough colleague Britt Koskella and myself went to visit Martha Clokie and her … Continue reading
Posted in going places
Tagged Adam Eyre-Walker, Britt Koskella, David Gibson, Insomnium, Ivana Gudelj, Martha Clokie, Michael Sieber, Mike Allen, National Marine Aquarium, Pawel Sierocinski, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, University of Exeter, University of Leicester, University of Sussex, Will Gaze
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South-West Microbiology Meeting
Interesting day yesterday as the South-West Microbiology Meeting was held at the Knowledge Spa ECEHH headquarter in Truro. This meeting was held once before at Plymouth University in October and aims to bring together academics, government workers as well as … Continue reading
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