Scholarship

PhD scholarship in bacterial pathogenesis

RMIT University Original Source
Award

A$34,841 - A$34,841

Deadline

Oct 31, 2027

Due in 608 days
Location

Australia

Applicants

individual

About This Opportunity

This PhD project focuses on understanding the virulence mechanisms of newly discovered Campylobacter species through bioinformatics, genome editing, organoid and tissue culture, and animal work. The scholarship is associated with the Australian Eggs-funded 'SLD Pathogenesis-INNO023' project. The successful candidate will receive a PhD stipend and a tuition fee waiver to conduct research on bacterial pathogenesis, specifically investigating Campylobacter species virulence mechanisms using advanced molecular and computational techniques. The research will involve multidisciplinary approaches including bioinformatics analysis, genome editing technologies, organoid culture systems, tissue culture work, and animal models to elucidate how these bacterial pathogens cause disease.

Duration 36 - 37 mo
1 award

Who Can Apply

Region
Australia
Project in
Australia
Applicants
individual

Application Details

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Required documents

cv cover_letter transcripts

Review process

Applications to be submitted directly to project leader via email with statement of interest, cover letter addressing desirable criteria, CV, and academic qualifications

Additional benefits

  • training