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diagnostic tools for PD within the context of the brain-heart axis. The student will be based at the University of Surrey; this is an ideal location which promotes informal interactions among the member of
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Assoc Prof Liton Kamruzzaman, Prof Hai Vu, Prof Graham Currie, Prof Eric Miller (University of Toronto), and Prof Roger Vickerman (University of Kent). Together, the team aims to: Define sustainable size
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, starting as soon as possible. We recognise and support diverse personal circumstances and are open to discuss flexible working arrangements. For informal enquiries contact: Prof Robert Taylor https
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behavioural infection risk drivers. Microsimulation Modelling: You’ll build detailed models simulating people’s daily lives - their decisions, children’s interactions, influence of pets and home/nursery
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matter, that is, the emergent behavior of living materials that can move independently. We will incorporate multi-body interactions such as cell volume energy terms as hypergraphs and higher-order external
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treatment and improved clinical outcomes. The supervisory team of Dr. Paul Facey, Dr. Claire Morgan and Prof. Dean Harris, bringing expertise in cancer genomics, microbiology, and clinical translation
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. Hence, the transfer of both organic carbon and inorganic carbon from the surface to the deep ocean is locally promoted. The aim of the project is to investigate interaction between changes in the AMOC and
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Self-funded PhD Opportunities in Plant Growth, Reproduction and Stress Responses School of Biosciences PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr Lisa Smith, Dr Sam Amsbury, Prof Andrew Fleming
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mechanisms and interactions with testing methods. The outcome will be the creation of a testing framework to enable regulatory approval of printed solar for commercial manufacture. PhD Scholarship details
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protection teams, uncovering social and behavioural infection risk drivers. Microsimulation Modelling: You’ll build detailed models simulating people’s daily lives - their decisions, children’s interactions