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MRC FiGx-DLA programme

Fully Funded PhD Projects in Human Genomics, Genetic Variants and Bioinformatics MRC FiGx-DLA programme in United Kingdom

Degree Level

PhD

Field of study

Biology

Funding

Fully funded PhD opportunity for UK Home-fee students. No stipend amount or additional funding details are stated.

Deadline

Jan 5, 2027

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About this position

The MRC FiGx-DLA programme is recruiting PhD candidates for projects focused on human genomics and genomic variants, with opportunities spanning wet-lab and dry-lab computational approaches.

The post highlights two projects. The Dual-MAVE Framework project is a collaboration between the University of Edinburgh, King’s College London and the University of Exeter. The Rescue Rules project brings together King’s College London and the University of Manchester. Together, these projects offer an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional research environment involving experimental genomics, computational analysis, bioinformatics and machine learning.

Xianghua Li, a Lecturer, is associated with the opportunity. The wider programme lists 79 projects, providing a broad setting for doctoral research into human genetic variation and its interpretation.

The advertised projects are fully funded for UK Home-fee students and have a stated deadline of 5 January 2027.

Funding details

Fully funded PhD opportunity for UK Home-fee students. No stipend amount or additional funding details are stated.

What's required

Applicants should be talented and ambitious students interested in human genomic variants and wet-lab and/or dry-lab computational research. Funding is specified for UK Home-fee students; no further academic, language, degree, or technical requirements are stated in the post.

How to apply

Review the listed Dual-MAVE Framework and Rescue Rules projects and the MRC FiGx-DLA programme information. Apply through the relevant project or programme application page before 5 January 2027.

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