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The University of Exeter’s Department of Engineering is inviting applications for a PhD studentship co-funded by the partner Hydro International and University of Exeter Faculty of Environment
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zebrafish handling, CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, molecular biology, whole-mount staining, in vivo microscopy, 4D image analysis, FACS, and bulk and single cell RNA-sequencing, and bioinformatic analysis
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other costs of moving to the UK to do a PhD . The conditions for eligibility of home fees status are complex and you will need to seek advice if you have moved to or from the UK (or Republic of Ireland
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applicants need to be aware that they will have to cover the cost of their student visa, healthcare surcharge and other costs of moving to the UK to do a PhD . The conditions for eligibility of home fees
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This project is a fully funded MSc by Research Scholarship in Medicinal Chemistry / Synthetic Organic Chemistry and builds on a successful decade-long research programme at the University of Exeter developing novel molecules to address unmet clinical needs. This is evidenced by high impact and...
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consider the multiple health and other impacts when deciding on appropriate action. This PhD studentship will conduct an assessment of the impacts of policies aimed at improving home energy efficiency
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plant growth, development, and stress responses. This is a unique chance to contribute to a world-first imaging technology that bridges the gap between traditional microscopy and the ‘omics’ technologies
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candidates are invited to apply promptly as selections will be made on a rolling basis. Ideal candidates would have a strong background in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence
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unique chance to contribute to a world-first imaging technology that bridges the gap between traditional microscopy and the ‘omics’ technologies, with exciting potential across plant biology and beyond
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infrastructure as part of the ROSEHIPS multi-institution program grant (EP/W005816/1, pbshm.ac.uk). The researcher will be based with a sub-team of researchers from the Vibration Engineering Section