This PhD position at the University of Leicester focuses on research into allergic rhinitis (hayfever), the most prevalent allergic condition in the UK, affecting a significant proportion of both children and adults. The project aims to investigate the epidemiology, underlying biological mechanisms, and public health impact of allergic rhinitis, with the goal of improving understanding and management of this widespread condition. The research may involve clinical studies, data analysis, and collaboration with healthcare professionals. The position is available for a September 2026 start. The University of Leicester offers a vibrant research environment and access to state-of-the-art facilities for biomedical and public health research. Funding details and specific entry requirements are not provided in the current description. Interested candidates should monitor the university's website for updates regarding application procedures and eligibility criteria.

This PhD position at the University of Leicester focuses on research into childhood asthma, a prevalent long-term disease affecting 10-15% of children worldwide. The project aims to investigate the background and objectives related to asthma in children, potentially exploring epidemiological, biological, and public health aspects of the disease. The position is available for a September 2026 start. While the full details of the research project, funding, and eligibility requirements are not provided, the opportunity is situated within a leading UK institution known for its medical and public health research. Prospective applicants should monitor the university’s official channels for further information regarding application procedures, funding availability, and specific entry requirements as they become available.