scott coutts

Well, there's places that are working on those kinds of things, both
here and overseas. The military (of course) works on that stuff.


If you want to do research, then you'll have to do honours first. So
taht means your 3 year degree becomes 4. Honours is usually a 1 year
full time research based year which you spend in a lab.


Yep, after honours, you pretty much have to do a PhD if you want to
start a career that will allow you to choose your own research. Usually
that's 3-5 years, the majority of which is independant research.


Happy to (try to) answer any questions you have... I'm just finishing
off my PhD and just started working (:

tekida

i'm looking for a post-doc in bacterial resistance , I'm a Ph.d in
Microbiology and I worked in molecular caracterisation of EsBl
produced from Enterobacteriae (Klebsiella pneumoniae )in Italy.
if some one can help me giving me some indication about wath i look
for.
Thank you
Younes