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, please indicate that you are applying to the ‘SoSS 2025 Psychology PhD scholarship’ in the field that asks how you will fund your studies, and include the name of your prospective main supervisor in
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triggers like abnormal electrical signals (focal triggers) and swirling patterns of electrical activity (re-entrant rotors), which interact across the heart’s inner and outer layers. Because most studies
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. References, and Your personal statement. Once your PhD programme online application has been submitted you must email li-nubs-phd-support@nottingham.ac.uk to indicate you would like to be considered
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to international students). How to apply Applicants are asked to follow our usual online application process, by clicking the 'Apply' button, above. On the online application form, you should indicate that you would
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. References, and Your personal statement. Once your PhD programme online application has been submitted you must email li-nubs-phd-support@nottingham.ac.uk to indicate you would like to be considered
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integrate, adapt and develop methods (using packages such as BioSPPy ) for the collection, processing and analysis of physiological signals measured for determining deception. The project can take different
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to study the role of these receptors in reward signalling. Application process: Please contact hls-applications@brookes.ac.uk for details of how to apply via the above ‘Apply’ button. Director of Studies
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: Understanding and Targeting Cell Cycle Control in Cancer BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: Cells must duplicate their DNA, grow, and repair DNA damage before committing to mitosis — a critical decision point that
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no generalised agreement about the qualities that determine whether the model is good or not. The focus of this project is whether the model is good enough for the point in a project’s lifecycle and not whether
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Biomedical Campus. You will join an exciting research programme investigating fundamental mechanisms of ribosome assembly, translational control and how defects in these processes drive cancer development