Internship project: 'Comparison of NGS and qPCR with culture methods for MIC risk assessment

Marijke Spijker

Hi, I'm Marijke Spijker. I am almost finished with my Master's degree in Biomolecular Sciences at the University of Groningen, and I am currently completing my graduation project at Microbial Analysis. For this project, I am comparing the various techniques (NGS, qPCR and culture tests) often used to assess MIC risk. I hope this will clarify the advantages and disadvantages of each technique in the context of MIC analysis. I also get to work in the lab, testing the effects of different types of bacteria on steel corrosion.

I enjoy seeing how microbiological knowledge is applied in practice at Microbial Analysis. I am also given the opportunity to pursue my own interests in order to find out more about MIC. 

Internships at Microbial Analysis

Are you interested in an internship at Microbial Analysis? Send a personal motivation letter and your curriculum vitae to info@microbialanalysis.com.

Carlijn Alblas

Internship project: Development of new assays for identification of MIC in different sample types

I am Carlijn Alblas and I am currently completing the Biotechnology study programme with a major in Forensic Sciences at Van Hall Larenstein in Leeuwarden. During my internship at Microbial Analysis, the sister company of Bioclear earth, I will be working on the development of new assays for the identification of MIC related micro-organisms in different types of samples, such as water, soil or pigging debris.

Internships at Microbial Analysis

Are you interested in an internship at Microbial Analysis? Send a personal motivation letter and your curriculum vitae to info@microbialanalysis.com.

Floris van Eisden

Graduation internship: market research Next Gen Sequencing for pathogen detection

I am doing my graduation internship at Microbial Analysis as part of my master's degree in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Groningen. Within my master's I am working on the Science, Business and Policy track, which combines science with business.