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About the Project A fully funded PhD scholarship is available at UCL Electronic & Electrical Engineering (4 years, home tuition fees covered, stipend provided). Exceptional international candidates
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on Project 1 will become a member of the UCL Doctoral Training Centre (CDT) for Data Intensive Science, which administers the PhD studentship. If you apply to Project 1 please submit, in addition to the above
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Solutions for Antimicrobial Resistance. Further details about the CDT and programme can be found at AMR CDT webiste Applications should be submitted by 12th January 2026.
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that suppress resistance gene transfer. Combining biophysics, microbiology, and materials science, the project will generate insights into how physical environments can be harnessed to control AMR. Approach and
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PhD Studentship: Nanopore Technology for Rapid and Accurate Measurement of Antibiotic Concentrations
samples. Nanopore technology, which detects molecules via changes in ionic current as they pass through nanometer-scale pores, has revolutionised nucleic acid sequencing and holds untapped potential
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The student will work across UCL Mechanical Engineering and RNOH, benefiting from a collaborative environment and access to state-of-the-art facilities. Research Environment: The project is hosted in
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characterisation is advantageous How to apply This project is offered as part of the Centre for Doctoral Training in Engineering Solutions for Antimicrobial Resistance. Further details about the CDT and programme
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courses and conferences. Research Environment: The Werner and Waudby labs at UCL provide complementary expertise in viral molecular biology, structural biology, and NMR spectroscopy. The student will work
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, and biotechnology. Research Environment: The project is a collaboration between UCL Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Chemical Engineering departments. Students will work across multiple labs, benefiting from a
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of the Manufacturing Futures Lab and the UCL Hawkes Institute. Desirable Prior Experience: Background in biomedical engineering, chemical/mechanical engineering, or materials science Experience with microfluidics