That was last years meeting. This year's has just passed. Check their website for next year's meeting.

Hi,

Is there any chance for me to visit this Meetings?I'm from Bulgaria BAN institute,and want join the best minds in Fungal Pathogenesis research?

Dear Colleagues:

Attached are two advertisements for post-doctoral positions in my lab, both of which are funded by the Energy Biosciences Institute (http://www.energybiosciencesinstitute.org/).  I would very much appreciate it if you could forward these ads to potential applicants.

Thanks very much!!

Best wishes,

Louise
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N. Louise Glass
Professor
Plant and Microbial Biology
The University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-3102
(510) 643-2399
http://glasslab.weebly.com/index.html

Dear colleagues,

I am seeking talented postdoctoral candidates who are excited about research in fungal biology and pathogenesis. I have attached an advertisement and would appreciate your forwarding or posting it as appropriate. 

Thanks and best wishes,

Tamara

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Tamara L. Doering, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, Graduate Program in Molecular Microbiology 
& Microbial Pathogenesis
Associate Professor of Molecular Microbiology
Washington University School of Medicine
Campus Box 8230 660 South Euclid Ave
St. Louis, MO 63110-1093
phone 314-747-5597
fax 314-362-1232
doering@wustl.edu

You're welcome.

thanks

Postdoctoral Scientist Position Open
 
A Postdoctoral Scientist position is available in a project to develop
molecular techniques for the analysis of dermatophytes, fungi that are the
causative agent of athlete’s foot and other fungal skin infections.
The Postdoc will optimize transformation protocols using three different
techniques (split marker, recombination deficient strains, and Agrobacterium
T DNA integration). S/he will also explore the use of invertebrates (wax
moths) and skin explants as models for the study of pathogenesis and
virulence.
The Postdoc will work closely with the genome sequences that are currently
being assembled and annotated. This project has the potential to serve as a
foundation for independent work with the dermatophytes.
The research will be conducted in the White lab at Seattle Biomedical
Research Institute. SBRI provides an exciting work environment and a
competitive compensation and benefits offering.
 
Requirements
Candidates with a Ph.D. and a strong background in molecular biology, and a
working knowledge of filamentous fungi or yeasts are encouraged to apply.
Experience working with filamentous fungi, yeast transformation, and insect
models are desired but not required.
 
Apply now
To apply, visit our job board by clicking or typing the following link:
https://www2.ultirecruit.com/sea1003/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*725A6AA1
9C173765

SBRI is an Equal Opportunity Employer



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Theodore C. White, Ph.D.
Member - SBRI
Professor - University of Washington
Seattle Biomedical Research Institute
307 Westlake Ave., N.
Suite 500
Seattle, WA  98109-5219
Phone:  206-256-7344
FAX:  206-256-7229
Email:  ted.white@sbri.org

Peter,

Laura Navjar runs all of our animal studies and has been involved with the Aspergillus SOPs. If you want, I can put you in contact with her.

Im running a similar study with a sample of 50 mice. Can you point me in the direction of you findings for reference?