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Project management Job for PhDs
As PhD students we do lot of project management, data handling which might be handy to find job outside academia.
Project management is a set of techniques that anyone can apply to achieve goals and make projects more successful. Project manag...
Post · September 09, 2026
JNK signaling regulates reproductive trade-offs after Plasmodium infection in the malaria mosquito, published in Communications Biology
As the most important vectors of malaria, sympathy for female Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes is understandably in short supply, but they live very stressful lives. They risk infection with Plasmodium parasites when they feed and are exposed to drama...
Post · September 07, 2026
New National Institute of Health (NIH) funding to study Plasmodium rhoptry development
We secured funding from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) to study molecular mechanism for Plasmodium rhoptry development! Thanks to evryone who contributed to the preliminary studies.
Post · September 07, 2026
Sharing our research at the PhD in Biological and Natural Sciences - Summer School 2026 ‘Evolution and Phenotypic Plasticity’
Matthew J. Peirce had the opportunity to participate as a speaker at the PhD in Biological and Natural Sciences - Summer School 2026 ‘Evolution and Phenotypic Plasticity’ held on 16th June 2026.
At the event, Matthew gave a talk entitled "Stress ...
Post · September 07, 2026
A new collaborative review - Just another white-striped mosquito? A scoping review and group discussion synthesis on Aedes koreicus in Europe - published in Acta Tropica
We are pleased to share about the publication of a new collaborative review on the Aedes koreicus mosquito titled: "Just another white-striped mosquito? A scoping review and group discussion synthesis on Aedes koreicus in Europe" that was publishe...
Post · September 07, 2026
Our group presents at PSD14 in London
Gabriela Jazvac is presenting our latest work on PET detector design at the 14th International Conference on Position Sensitive Detectors (PSD14), held this week at Queen Mary University of London. PSD is a triennial conference series running sinc...
Post · September 07, 2026
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