3/4-Year PhD Studentships
PROJECTS AVAILABLE FOR JAN, APR, JUL & OCT 2012 START
Development of repressible sterility in pest fruit flies for chemical-free pest control
Functional assessment of an animal model of glaucoma by two-photon imaging
Label-free multiphoton microscopy of lipids in oocytes, eggs and early embryos
Optometric characterisation of eye movements in Huntington’s disease
Role of calcium signalling in development of acute pancreatitis
Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Centre - PhD Studentships for October 2012 start
PROJECTS OPEN TO HOME/EU AND OVERSEAS STUDENTS WITH SELF-FUNDING AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Analysis of progenitor cell differentiation programmes
Dealing with differential immune challenge: prokaryote / eukaryote co-infections
Determining the role of elevated ghrelin in Prader-Willi Syndrome
Essential fatty acids in the trophic ecology of an invasive lake bivalve
Genome conservation, selection and breed management in ryeland sheep
Molecular tracking of birds exploiting a heterogeneous landscape
Structural analysis of insecticidal proteins
The role of membrane trafficking in cellular recognition
Unique and shared roles of subunits of the Drosophila tMAC transcriptional regulation complex
Utilising cell penetrating peptides and proteins to regulate cellular lipid content
RECENTLY FILLED PROJECTS (SUCCESSFUL IN RECEIVING RESEARCH COUNCIL FUNDING)
Are NMDA spikes impaired in ‘mad’ mice?
Impacts of agricultural intensification on ecosystem functioning and trophic relationships in rivers
Role of RNA-binding proteins in cancer
Using fruit fly eyes as ion channel expression factories
RECENTLY FILLED PROJECTS (SUCCESSFUL IN RECEIVING OTHER FUNDING)
Artificial night light as a barrier to migration and movement of high value fish and fisheries
Characterising the role of Cbx3/Hp1gamma in normal intestinal homeostasis and tumourigenesis
