PhD candidates and their research
Below the 15 PhD candidates recruited for INSECT DOCTORS with the topic of their reseach projects and their affiliations within the programme.
WP 1: Pathogen-host interactions
Wageningen University, IRBI (CNRS), and Tours University
University of Copenhagen and University of Exeter
Jozsef Takacs
Interactions between pathogens infecting crickets: who paves the way for the other?Inhoud
University of Copenhagen and Wageningen University
University of Exeter and University of Copenhagen
Pascal Herren
Impact of multiple biotic and abiotic stressors on pathogenesis in mealworms and wax moths
UKCEH, University of Leeds, and University of Copenhagen
WP 2: Covert infections and pathogen detection
Wageningen University and University of Valencia
Wageningen University
IAEA/FAO
University of Exeter
University of Valencia and Wageningen University
IRBI (CNRS), University of Tours, and University of Valencia
Lim Fang-Shiang
Development of diagnostics tools for pathogen detection in a variety of mass reared insects
Julius Kuhn Institute (JKI), University of Valencia
WP 3: . Increasing insect resistance against pathogens
University of Copenhagen, UK-CEH, and University of Leeds
Jennifer Upfold
The role of microbiota in host resistance against bacterial and fungal pathogens in wax moths
INRAE, Agro Paris Tech, and University of Copenhagen
INRAE, Agro Paris Tech and Wageningen University
IRBI (CNRS), University of Tours, and University of Exeter
Alessandro Roman
University of Exeter and University of Wageningen