Funded PhD in Sporulation Biology of a Honey-Bee Pathogen University of Warwick in United Kingdom

Research opportunity in microbiology , immunology , and cell biology at the University of Milan . The laboratory of Moira Paroni studies the activation and generation of pathogenic Th17 cells in response to bacterial pathogens. The project combines immunology , flow cytometry , microbiology , and molecular biology , with transcriptomic and molecular analyses plus functional studies using human primary cells and complex co-culture models. The selected candidate will work on the genetic manipulati...

The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) is accepting applications for PhD placements starting in October 2027 . This opportunity is aimed at students interested in molecular biology , biology , and broader life sciences research within a vibrant discovery-focused research environment. Deadline: 8 December 2026. Applicants are advised to apply early and leave at least two weeks for reference submission. For more information and application details, use the linked page provided in the post....

PhD studentships are available at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology , University of Cambridge , for an October 2027 start. This opportunity is aimed at prospective doctoral students interested in research projects in molecular biology and related life-science areas. The post directs applicants to the available research opportunities and application requirements on the programme page. Institution: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), University of Cambridge, UK Level: PhD Studentships...

PhD opportunity at Quadram Institute Bioscience within the Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Programme (NRPDTP) . This project asks: Where does Salmonella hide? The research will use organ-on-chip technology and comparative infection models to study persistent Salmonella infection and host colonisation. You will investigate intestinal, hepatic, immune, and gallbladder niches using static cell culture systems and more advanced dynamic microphysiological models. The project combi...

Funded PhD project at The Francis Crick Institute in collaboration with King's College London on quiescence-associated metabolic programmes in two related yeasts, Schizosaccharomyces japonicus and S. pombe . The project is supervised by Prof Jürg Bähler and Dr S Oliferenko and sits at the intersection of cell biology , genetics , genomics , microbiology , molecular biology , and bioinformatics . The research asks how cells enter and maintain quiescence, how metabolic flexibility shapes survival ...