Senior Research Professor: AMR & Microbial Ecology Leader

University System of New Hampshire; Durham (NH); Sur place; USD 99 000 - 133 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The University System of New Hampshire seeks a Research Professor to lead high-impact, externally funded biomedical research within MCBS. The role entails managing large grants, mentoring graduate students, and directing cross‑disciplinary teams addressing antimicrobial resistance, ecology, and environmental health.

Engagement includes collaboration with department leadership, ensuring research continuity during curtailed operations, and advancing the center's agenda through strategic

Qualifications

• : PhD (or advanced graduate degree such as MD, DVM, DO) and experience in Microbiology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, or a closely related field.
• : Experience in antimicrobial resistance research, microbial ecology, or related biomedical/environmental science field.
• : Experience designing and conducting independent research projects.
• : Demonstrated experience pursuing or securing external research funding (federal or private).
• : Proficiency in laboratory techniques relevant to antimicrobial detection, characterization, or microbial ecology.
• : Experience with data analysis and interpretation.
• : Ability to work collaboratively in interdisciplinary research settings.
• : Strong record of peer‑reviewed publications and scientific presentations.
• : Experience mentoring or supervising graduate or undergraduate researchers.

Responsabilités

• Lead and establish the Center for Antimicrobial Detection, Ecology, Characterization, and Innovation in New Hampshire (CADECI‑NH).
• Investigate ecological underpinnings of antimicrobial resistance on farms and at the wildland‑farm interface.
• Drive innovation incubator activities focused on sensing and characterizing antimicrobials and resistance genes.
• Generate data and develop tools to inform antimicrobial stewardship on farms.
• Advance research with implications for human, animal, environmental health, and food security.
• Mentor and supervise graduate and undergraduate researchers.

Connaissances

Grant writing

Mentoring

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Budget management

Formation

PhD or equivalent (Microbiology / Ecology / Environmental Science / Chemistry / Biochemistry)

Description du poste

The University System of New Hampshire seeks a Research Professor to lead high-impact, externally funded biomedical research within MCBS. The role entails managing large grants, mentoring graduate students, and directing cross‑disciplinary teams addressing antimicrobial resistance, ecology, and environmental health.

Engagement includes collaboration with department leadership, ensuring research continuity during curtailed operations, and advancing the center's agenda through strategic