Posted by Chema Martin, on 14 December 2020
PhD position available in the lab of Dr Chema Martin (Queen Mary University of London) in collaboration with Oxford Nanopore Technologies, Dr Alex de Mendoza (QMUL) and Dr Paul Hurd ...Posted by Chema Martin, on 8 January 2020
Background Horizontal gene transfer has played a major role in the evolution of bacteria, however, its importance in animals is less clear. Recent evidence suggests that insects have repeatedly acquired ...Posted by Chema Martin, on 7 January 2020
Background The development of an entire animal from a single totipotent cell – the zygote – is arguably one of the most fascinating processes in Nature. Strikingly, how this process ...Posted by Chema Martin, on 11 March 2019
Background Mutualistic relationships between bacteria and complex organisms have repeatedly evolved and this has allowed host organisms to exploit new environments and foods. One of the most extreme and fascinating ...Posted by Chema Martin, on 27 July 2023
The Martín-Durán Lab is looking for a PhD student to join a vibrant research group studying the evolution of animals and their development using marine invertebrate worms. Currently, the Martín-Durán Lab consists of 2 postdoctoral researchers and 4 PhD students. We are funded by the European Commission through a prestigious ERC Starting Grant and by […]
