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We are seeking a highly motivated and curious PhD student to join an exciting new project at the forefront of microbiome science and translational medicine. Funded by Bowel Research UK, this fully
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looking for a dynamic and highly motivated PhD student. Research topic Whereas mutations are the driving force for adaptive evolution, many genetic alterations exert negative fitness effects. The effect
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meet the following criteria: Essential Qualifications: Applicants for PhD must have a first-class or upper second-class undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in Neuroscience, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics
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Description Fully funded (and no tuition) PhD program in genetic, molecular, cellular, circuit based Neuroscience and translational, clinical research in Psychiatry. There is the option for a
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Science, Bioinformatics, Epidemiology, or a closely-related area, or else a lower second-class degree followed by a relevant Master's degree. They must have a strong background in mathematical modelling and an interest in
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Adrian Svendsen Bensvik 13th July 2025 Languages English English English Faculty of Biosciences and Aquaculture PhD position – Sugar Kelp Priming for Strengthening Host Immunity Apply for this job
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, computer science, computational biology and computational statistics. More information about us, please visit: Department of Mathematics . Project description We seek to recruit a PhD student for the following
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Hertfordshire County Council to start in October 2025. The overall aim of this PhD project is to understand how indoor air quality (IAQ) affects the health of children and adolescents, including their mental
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neuroinflammation. The PhD student will help uncover the molecular and cellular pathways linking the allergic gut to the inflamed brain, and how these pathways shape disease risk later in life. The successful
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neuroinflammation. The PhD student will help uncover the molecular and cellular pathways linking the allergic gut to the inflamed brain, and how these pathways shape disease risk later in life. The successful