We study how pathogenic bacteria survive and infect, using the chemical biology toolbox to define bacterial gene functions and explore networks of gene-gene functional interdependencies.
We apply this systems chemical biology approach to understand infection and resistance: the resilience of bacterial pathogens during infection processes and their genetic flexibility to escape antibiotic challenge.
The excitement of scientific inquiry and the opportunities of scientific training should be accessible to and include people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and aspirations. We strongly encourage applications from members of groups which are under-represented in science.
We currently have two open postdoctoral positions with an earliest start date of 1 Jan 2023. If you are interested in joining the lab, please email Eachan.
