Amelia will introduce the projects in our lab at the Nordic Center for Earth Evolution group meeting on Monday November 23rd.
The inception of electromicrobiology at SDU

Amelia will introduce the projects in our lab at the Nordic Center for Earth Evolution group meeting on Monday November 23rd.
We are looking for a lab technician to assist our lab with studies on microbial electrosynthesis and microbial influenced iron corrosion. By the end of the year the group will consist of 2 PhD students, 1 postdoc, and the PI. We expect an academic technician and a lab technician to join us as well in 2016. Please apply online here (for the academic tech) and here (for the lab tech).
Application deadline for the postdoc position on the iron-corrosion project is now closed (Oct 1st). All applications are being assessed by a committee. Selected candidates will be invited for interviews soon. Very excited to learn who our new team member will be.
Amelia was invited to give a talk about interspecies interactions based on direct electron transfer at the congress of the Danish Microbiological Society which takes place on the 9th of November in Copenhagen.
Prof. Mike Manefield from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia will visit us on the 17th of November. He will present some of his work from UNSW at the Department of Biology at SDU. We are very excited to meet him.