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Are you interested in supporting research into the potential of soils to take up CO2 and store carbon, and the role of interactions between plants and microbes in this process? Do you love field work, and do you like working with specialist lab equipment for the analysis of plant, soil, and greenhouse gas samples? We are looking for a research technician within the NWA project “Harnessing root-microbe-mineral interactions for climate friendly agricultural soils”, led by Prof. Franciska de Vries. This project investigates the role of root-microbe interactions in forming stable soil organic matter in different soil types and under future climate scenarios. We are looking for a motivated research technician with field work affinity and experience, and with experience in measuring greenhouse gas fluxes and plant and soil nutrient and carbon analysis.

Are you curious about the role of the microbiome in shaping host health and performance? Are you interested in combining molecular work and in-house sequencing technology with ecological and evolutionary laboratory experiments, to investigate animal-microbe interactions? Then IBED is looking for you to join our multidisciplinary support staff team!