This funded PhD project at Queen Mary University of London, based at the Barts Cancer Institute, offers an exciting opportunity to advance cancer immunotherapy research. Supported by Cancer Research UK, the position will commence in September 2026 and provides funding for four years, including a tax-free annual stipend of £23,000, tuition fees at the Home rate, and project consumables. Overseas applicants are welcome but must cover the difference in tuition fees. The research aims to address a c...

This PhD project at Kingston University focuses on the multi-scale modelling and simulation of bio-inspired structures, drawing inspiration from the diversity and adaptability found in nature. The research aims to develop a comprehensive computational framework to optimise the form and function of bio-inspired engineering structures, bridging the gap between internal material architecture and mechanical performance. Through a combination of advanced numerical simulations and experimental validat...

Kingston University invites applications for a fully funded PhD project focused on the development of sustained ocular drug delivery systems for the management of proliferative diabetic retinopathy (DRP). DRP is a leading cause of vision loss globally, with current treatments such as repeated intravitreal injections of anti-VEGF agents presenting significant clinical and economic challenges. This project aims to address these issues by creating innovative sustained-release intraocular delivery p...