PhD: Lethal Zygosis in AMR Plasmid Spread

The University of St Andrews invites applications for a funded PhD project examining how bacterial defence systems influence the spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The project focuses on lethal zygosis, plasmid transfer, and interactions with phages, spanning environmental and clinical E.

coli strains. Based in the Biomedical Sciences Research Complex, the successful candidate will join the EASTBIO Doctoral Training Partnership, gaining interdisciplinary training and a three-month

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