The Priority Research Centre for Reproductive Science at the University of Newcastle (Australia) is looking for a PhD student to work on a brand new equine fertility project starting September 2019, investigating embryo-maternal interactions using an endometrial organoid model and developing early pregnancy diagnostics using cutting edge proteomic and lipidomic platforms. This is an exciting opportunity for a science, biotech, animal science or veterinary graduate with an interest in the equine industry to work on an innovation-focused project in one of the world’s leading fertility research labs. Experience with lab techniques (cell culture, Western blotting and ELISA) would be an advantage.
For more information please contact Dr Aleona Swegen at aleona.swegen@newcastle.edu.au as soon as possible.
