PhD Fellowship in Molecular Epidemiology / Microbial Genetics and Evolution, Massey University [New Zealand]
PhD Fellowship in Molecular Epidemiology / Microbial Genetics and Evolution, Massey University, New Zealand We offer a 3-year Marsden-funded PhD programme examining the molecular evolution of New Zealand’s most prominent human pathogen: Campylobacter. We are looking for someone with an interest and background in population genetics or statistics who would like to develop skills applying phylogenetics, molecular epidemiology and coalescent-based genealogical modelling to genome-scale data. You will be based at Massey University in Palmerston North and will be supervised by a team of scientists based at the Hopkirk Research Institute, the Allan Wilson Centre, ESR Ltd, and the Universities of Oxford and Lancaster. You must be willing to spend some time working in the United Kingdom during the PhD programme. Application For further information please contact: Professor Nigel French Hopkirk Institute, Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences College of Sciences Massey Univers...