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experiments and analysing data. Design and perform cultivation in bioreactors. Writing peer-reviewed scientific publications. Actively interacting and collaborating with other partners involved in the project
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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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and malnutrition. We provide scientifically sound recommendations for healthy agri-food systems and sustainable interactions with the environment. The IGZ brings together a broad spectrum of scientific
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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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, urbanization and malnutrition. We provide scientifically sound recommendations for healthy agri-food systems and sustainable interactions with the environment. The IGZ brings together a broad spectrum of
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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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profound impact on everyday functioning in a world full of unpredictable and emotional social interactions. This ERC-funded project aims to investigate how socially anxious individuals deal with
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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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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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, 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