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expertise of the wider lab including staff and students. Please see our website for more information about the lab: https://sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.uk/sheffieldcogdev/home Funding Notes Our entry
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BBSRC Yorkshire Bioscience DLA Programme: Harnessing JAK-STAT signalling for optimal innate immune cell function School of Medicine and Population Health PhD Research Project Competition Funded
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department staff. Use equipment correctly and safely in accordance with Health and Safety regulations. Clean equipment regularly and store away after use. Report any cleaning equipment faults, damage
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Overview The University of Sheffield would like to welcome an enthusiastic and hardworking Health & Safety Administrator to work in a challenging and rewarding role within our Health and Safety
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-pathogen interaction using in vitro models and the zebrafish experimental model of infection. Please apply for this project using this link: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/phd/apply/applying
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or look at the University’s website: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/phd. Further Information on the Particle Physics group in Sheffield and our projects can be found here: https
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or externally funded students only. References The Partridge group website can be found here: https://bmpartridge.wordpress.com/ View DetailsEmail EnquiryApply Online
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hydrogels to mimic the increasing tissue rigidity within PDAC tumours. Ultimately, this project aims to develop Ect2 as a potential new target for PDAC therapy. Lab website: https://www.helenmatthewslab.org
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BBSRC Yorkshire Bioscience DLA Programme: Exploring the role of L,D-transpeptidases in the cell envelope remodelling of Rhizobium leguminosarum during symbiosis with legumes School of Biosciences
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BBSRC Yorkshire Bioscience DLA Programme: Plant protection products as accidental drivers of antimicrobial resistance in agriculture. (CASE Project) School of Biosciences PhD Research Project