Hongjie Li
@hongjieli1
Ningbo University, studying insect symbiosis, evolution, and lignocellulose biodegradation.
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https://currielab.wisc.edu/bio.php?id=Hongjie+Li 27-10-2015 10:33:13
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Come and join us! We are hiring postdocs to work on exciting HoloRuminant H2020 3D_omics and Novo Nordisk Foundation projects that offer great networking opportunities and will focus on multi-omics analysis of animals and their microbial communities. Apply here: jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…
A few days left to apply for this postdoc to join our team Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. Using microbial physiology and engineering to convert waste gases into useful products. We're looking for a leader who can take a great project to the next level. careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/job/…
Two new 3-yr postdocs (salary $91-$103K) available in our lab in Melbourne. Both centred on microbial gas oxidation (H2, CH4, CO): one culture-based (June start), one metagenome-based (late 2022 start). Keen to develop future leaders. Please send EOIs to [email protected]
Having a blast at #SBNP22 Can we talk about how awesome it is to stand in front of your first recruiting slide? So excited to be building my UF Microbiology team starting in the Fall!
Another version of Cameron Currie's story on big vs small, with Cameron discussing the work of young scientist Anne van der Meij on grasshopper degradation and interacting with PhD student Maarten Lubbers #ISBA2022
POSTDOC: ambrosia symbiosis transcriptome. We have the data; we need you to analyze them! $60,000/year. At UF in Gainesville, partial remote work acceptable. Apply by Aug 31st to [email protected], include Cover Letter, CV, and a list of hobbies and interests. ambrosiasymbiosis.org/2022/08/postdo…
Check out our latest publication @PNAS, in which we calculate the number of #ants on Earth. pnas.org/doi/full/10.10… Patrick Schultheiss, Runxi WANG 王润玺 (潤璽), Mark Wong, @MyrmecoFrank, Benoit Guénard
Impactful words by Carolyn Bertozzi today on how diversity in her trainees enabled creativity, not playing by the rules, and ultimately the work that built the field of bioorthogonal chemistry. Diverse science leads to better science!
Big news: ISME decided to leave Springer Nature and transition to not-for-profit academic publisher Oxford University Press, as announced by ISME President Phil Hugenholtz. The ISME Journal will become Fully Open Access in 2024.