Fully Funded PhD in Worms-on-a-Chip Microfluidics and Antimicrobial Resistance Biosensing University College London in United Kingdom

Fully funded PhD opportunity in the NorthWest Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership (NorthWestBio DTP) within the Lamprou Lab, in collaboration with Prof. Clare Hoskins’ research group. Project title: Sustainable Microfluidic Biosensors for Rapid Detection of Foodborne Pathogens. This multidisciplinary PhD sits at the intersection of microfluidics , biosensors , nanotechnology , advanced manufacturing , and sustainable materials . The project aims to develop innovative technologies for rapid...

PhD opportunity at Queen's University Belfast in Engineering Bioactive Peptides for Vaginal Microbiome Restoration and Sustained Vaginal Delivery . This funded PhD sits in the School of Biological Sciences and is supported by the NorthWestBio DTP . The project investigates how engineered bioactive peptides can selectively shift disrupted vaginal microbiome models toward a more protective state, with a focus on vaginal microbiome , bioactive peptides , biofilm science , microbiology , epithelial ...

PhD Studentship in Automated Discovery of Next-Generation Lipid Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery at Imperial College London (Department of Chemical Engineering). The Elani Group is seeking a motivated PhD student to develop robotics , automation , and high-throughput screening workflows for discovering new classes of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) for drug delivery . The project focuses on automated nanoparticle production, rapid characterization, and screening to understand how particle composition ...

The University of Liverpool’s School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work in Professor Qi’s laboratory on the development of a novel chemical-free antimicrobial technology. Supported by the IBIC Commercial Development Fund, the project combines experimental research with prototype design and commercial development. The researcher will optimise and validate the technology, design and build prototypes, and generate data that supports its p...

Imperial College London’s Department of Chemical Engineering is advertising a funded PhD project in engineering synthetic cells for next-generation biotechnology . The project is led by Prof Yuval Elani and the Elani Group , a multidisciplinary team working across chemical biology , synthetic biology , and molecular bioengineering . The research aims to design, construct, and test synthetic cell-like systems built from biological components such as membranes, proteins, nucleic acids, and molecul...