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University of Hull

Fully Funded PhD in Host-Microbe Interactions During Aged Skin Barrier Repair University of Hull in United Kingdom

Degree Level

PhD

Field of study

Biology

Funding

The PhD opportunity is described as fully funded, but no stipend, tuition coverage or other financial details are provided.

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University of Hull

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Biology
Wound Healing
Senescence Biology
Medical Science
Spatial Biology
Host-pathogen Interaction

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About this position

This fully funded PhD will explore host-microbe interactions during aged skin barrier repair, with a focus on the skin microbiome and its relationship to wound healing. The project addresses how microbial communities and host biology interact as aged skin repairs its barrier, with relevance to cellular senescence and tissue recovery.

The successful researcher will join the Wilkinson lab at the Wound Innovation Institute and work within a multidisciplinary collaboration involving the University of Hull and the University of York. The research environment brings together expertise in wound healing, skin microbiology, host-microbe interactions and related biological approaches.

Students will have access to cutting-edge facilities across both institutions and the opportunity to develop experience in interdisciplinary skin and wound research. The project is supervised by Holly Wilkinson, Dr Paul Fogg and Professor Matthew Hardman.

Funding details

The PhD opportunity is described as fully funded, but no stipend, tuition coverage or other financial details are provided.

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Research Interests

Senescence Biology

Wound Healing

Biology

Spatial Biology

Medical Science