Aberdeen Fungal Group

30/04/2026

Looking for a postdoctoral position researching fungal infections? There are currently 6 x 36 month positions available at the HKI in Jena, Germany.

Application deadline: May 26, 2026; 12:00 CEST noon

For questions regarding eligibility or the application procedure, please contact:
Dr. Ana Depetris Chauvin | [email protected] | +49 3641 532-1263
Fellows4Fungi.eu

https://www.researchgate.net/job/1036871_Six_Postdoctoral_Positions_in_Fungal_Infections_in_Microbial_Ecosystems

Apr 27, 2026 | Job advertisement HKI-14/2026 At the Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology (Leibniz-HKI), we investigate the... | NEW JOB

02/04/2026

AFG’s Delma Childers has commented to BBC News on the dangers of living in a mouldy flat as an Aberdeen resident complains about the impact it has had on his health.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce9mx0ep8vpo

29/01/2026

Fabulous to hear two excellent mycology research talks from ex-Aberdeen Fungal Group (AFG) members Bernhard Hube, Leibniz-HKI 🇩🇪, and Iuliana Ene, Institut Pasteur 🇫🇷, as part of the University of Exeter MRC Centre for Medical Mycology MycoTalks programme (www.exeter.ac.uk/research/medicalmycology/outreach/mycotalks/)

01/01/2026

Wishing all friends and colleagues a successful 2026!

Happy New Year!

18/12/2025

wishing all of our friends and colleagues happy holidays and every success for 2026!

30/11/2025

Happy St Andrew’s Day from all in the AFG!@

18/09/2025

W3 Professorship position available in Jena, Germany... a beautiful location and fantastic research institution.

Closing date: 4 Oct 2025

In a joint appointment (Berlin model) with the Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology – Hans Knöll Institute – (Leibn...

28/07/2025

Congratulations to AFG’s Professor Carol Munro, who has recently co- launched Brigid Bio, a spin-out company developing antibodies to fight dangerous fungal infections

Find out more here: http://abdn.io/1zU

We are delighted to announce another step forward in bringing innovative science out of the lab and into the world with the launch of Brigid Bio, a new spin-out developing treatments that use antibodies to fight dangerous fungal infections - especially those that are resistant to current medicines. Founded by the University's Professor Carol Munro, a medical mycology expert in the Aberdeen Fungal Group, with Dr Soumya Palliyil and Professor Andy Porter, innovators in antibody generation who lead the Scottish Biologics Facility, the technology has the potential to transform the healthcare of critically ill patients around the world. http://abdn.io/1zU