Investigating the consequences of heat stress during early pregnancy on embryo development University of Nottingham in United Kingdom

Applications are now open for a 4-year fully funded PhD studentship at the University of Cambridge through the Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research . This opportunity is aimed at prospective PhD students interested in placental biology , reproductive science , early development , and maternal-fetal health . Students will join a world-leading research community and can choose from a range of exciting research projects. The studentship is open to home and overseas students and includes access to t...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge in the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute / Tyser Group on emergence of form and function during early heart development . The project explores how the mammalian heart begins to form and function during embryonic development, with a focus on heart development , cardiac progenitor cells , cardiomyocyte differentiation , and the relationship between the onset of contraction and heart morphology. The group uses imaging and molecular biology approaches in bo...

PhD opportunity at The Francis Crick Institute on the interaction of steroid hormone receptors with FOXL2 during ovary development , supervised by Robin Lovell-Badge . This project sits at the intersection of reproductive biology , developmental biology , genetics , molecular biology , bioinformatics , and human genetics . It focuses on how FOXL2 interacts with estrogen and androgen receptors during gonad and ovary development, how these interactions shape gene regulatory networks, and how they ...

The Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research (CTR) at the University of Cambridge is offering a fully funded PhD studentship in placental biology and reproductive science . The centre brings together more than 30 Principal Investigators working on the placenta, early development, and maternal-fetal interactions during pregnancy. Students will be based in the relevant Cambridge department or institute and will benefit from a dynamic training environment, seminars, annual Away Days, interdisciplinary ...

MPhil/PhD studentship in Exploring the impact of wildlife gardening for wellbeing at the University of Derby in collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society . This doctoral opportunity sits at the intersection of Environmental Science , Psychology , and Biology , with a focus on nature connectedness, wildlife gardening, and wellbeing outcomes. It is suitable for applicants interested in research on human–nature relationships, ecological interventions, and wellbeing-focused environmental st...