Microorganisms exist freely or in association with other organisms, contributing significantly to biogeochemical cycles and producing secondary metabolites with biomedical applications. Some bacteria are also pathogenic to humans. To harness their biotechnological potential, isolation and identification are essential, requiring both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. We offer a technical program focused on environmental microorganism isolation, purification, and identification through marker gene sequencing. Molecular pathogen identification is a highly sought-after skill for postgraduate students pursuing careers in research, biotechnology, food processing, aquaculture, and water-related industries.
Training Programs & Work Space We provide training in microbiology and molecular biology techniques for isolating and identifying bacteria from terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. The program includes both theoretical and practical courses covering
Lab space and technical guidance are available for researchers conducting their own assays.
