Duties: You will be engaged in both laboratory experiments and bioinformatics analyses of multi-omics datasets generated from host-parasite model systems and environmental samples. Major part of this position will focus on analysis of host-virus dynamics and identifying the functional basis of their interactions but also includes working on other types of parasitic interactions in the lake ecosystem. The research includes fieldwork for lake sampling and sample processing as well as experimental manipulations in the laboratory, cultivation of the host and isolation of parasites, alternative analytical methods, multi-omics analyses and scientific communication
Requirements: A PhD degree (or equivalent) with specialization in microbiology, microbial ecology, molecular biology, bioinformatics or related areas; Proficiency in English speaking and writing; An analytical mind set and a keen interest in aquatic microbial ecology and phage genome evolution; A strong track record of scholar publications; Expertise in multi-omics analysis of microbes; Experience with field work and processing water samples

Duties: The subject area includes agricultural crop production systems in temperate regions with focus on production and ecology. It is based on understanding of how crop production is impacted by management, environment and climate, its integration in farming and food systems, and how agriculture impacts surrounding ecosystems
Requirements: have a PhD and competence as associate professor (docent) or equivalent academic qualifications; be scientifically skilled in the subject area; have demonstrated the ability to lead and develop a successful research team; have demonstrated the ability to successfully secure external research funding in competition; be pedagogically skilled and have the ability to integrate research and a scientific approach into teaching; have a proven track record of research collaborations outside academia; have a good knowledge of English

Duties: A postdoctoral position is available in the group of Professor Daniel Hofius at the Department of Plant Biology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala, Sweden. Research in the Hofius lab (http: //www.slu.se/D_Hofius) focuses on the molecular mechanisms of autophagy, a conserved degradation and recycling process required for cellular homeostasis and stress responses. The project builds on our previous findings in the Arabidopsis model system that autophagy plays a paramount role in plant growth, fitness, and immunity
Requirements: We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a PhD degree in molecular biology, molecular genetics, functional genomics, cell biology or related topics that the employer considers equivalent. Applicants should have a strong background in plant molecular biology and a competitive track record with previous scientific output such as a first author article. Experience in proteomics and other “omics” techniques is greatly valued and prior work with autophagy-related methods, confocal microscopy, phenotyping, and tissue culture are further assets

Duties: Current project will focus on how Ascarididae infectious larvae impacts on intestinal innate immune responses, including a thorough characterization of host and parasite extracellular vesicle content. It involves cell biological work, genome and transcriptome sequencing (both on population and single-cell level) and proteomics. The candidate is expected to contribute to experimental design, experimentation, data analyses and publication of results. Furthermore, the candidate will participate in various research-related activities including group meetings, seminars, national/international scientific meetings, as well as contribute to routine work and help supervise (master)-students within the research group. The candidate is also expected to contribute to teaching in the immunology courses given to second year veterinary students
Requirements: We are looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a strong interest in molecular infection biology. Applicants must have a molecular PhD degree in biology, immunology, cell biology, parasitology, infection biology or a related discipline. The successful candidate should have experience with experimental models and molecular biology, as well as experience in cell culturing and different basic cell biology techniques. Language skills in English, both spoken and in written, are a requirement. The applicant must be structured, thorough, independent, flexible, able to work with several different tasks simultaneously and work productively in a team