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Predicting antimicrobial resistance

Research position advertised

Philip Fowler, 26th January 202126th January 2021

Come and work with me on antimicrobial resistance! Advert here.

Broadly the idea is to develop our work using machine learning and molecular simulation to predict whether individual bacterial protein mutations confer resistance to an antibiotic (or not).

Any questions please get in touch. For more details please see the advert, especially the lists of essential and desirable characteristics.

This post is funded until 30 Sep 2023 through the CompBioMed2 project of which I am a co-investigator and would be ultimately based in Oxford at the John Radcliffe hospital.

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