Join the University of British Columbia as a Professor in Bacteriophage Biology & Evolution. This role emphasizes the study of bacterial immunity and anti-phage defenses. The University of British Columbia (UBC) invites applications for a Professor focusing on Bacteriophage Biology & Evolution.

Ideal candidates should hold a PhD, have extensive postdoctoral experience, and a robust record of research. This role involves developing a competitive research program, supervising students, and teaching microbiology courses integral to UBC’s PrePARE research initiative on pandemics and infectious diseases. Key Responsibilities:

- Lead a transformative research program in bacteriophage biology
- Mentor graduate students and postdoctoral personnel




- Educate undergraduate and graduate learners in microbiological sciences
- Foster interdisciplinary collaboration within the academic community
- Engage in service activities contributing to UBC’s mission

Requirements:

- PhD and postdoctoral experience in relevant areas
- Documented excellence in bacteriophage research with publications
- Proven ability to attract external research funding
- Commitment to equity and inclusive practices
- Collaboration skills to work in diverse teams

Harness your expertise in microbiology to advance UBC's research and education missions.

📌 Research Professor in Bacteriophage Studies (Vancouver)
🏢 Michael Smith Laboratories
📍 Vancouver