Pharmaceutical Sciences The University of Manchester in United Kingdom

Funded PhD opportunity in snakebite envenoming , local envenoming , tissue necrosis , and drug delivery devices at Lancaster University in the North of England. The project is based in Steven Hall’s group and will be co-supervised by Dr Amy Saunders (Lancaster University) and Prof Ryan Donnelly (Queen’s University Belfast). The research aims to better understand the mechanisms of snakebite-induced local envenoming and to develop early prototype drug delivery devices for treatment. This is descri...

Fully funded PhD studentship at the University of Sheffield in the area of biotherapeutics , formulation science , and peptide medicines for metabolic health . The project is titled “Beyond GLP-1: Designing Stable Formulations for Next-Generation Peptide Medicines for Metabolic Health (S3.5-CMB-Wong)” and is being shared by Tuck Seng Wong , Professor of Biomanufacturing at Sheffield. The successful candidate will be co-supervised by Dr. Kang Lan Tee and Dr. Barbara Ciani . This opportunity is ai...

[Fully funded EPSRC studentship covering UK-rate tuition fees and a tax-free stipend at the UKRI minimum (£21,805 per year for 2026/27) for 3.5 years, plus a research training support grant for consumables and conference travel.] PhD Studentship in Actuated Microdevices for Oral Delivery of Biologics at the University of Birmingham . This project addresses a major challenge in pharmaceutical delivery: many biologic drugs cannot be taken orally because the gastrointestinal tract blocks their pass...

PhD opportunity in the Life Science and Process Systems Engineering Lab at Imperial College London , led by Maria Papathanasiou . The project focuses on machine learning-enhanced process design and control for biomanufacturing . The successful PhD student will work at the intersection of Chemical Engineering , Process Systems Engineering , and Computer Science , combining machine learning with mechanistic models , optimisation , and control to design and operate complex processes more efficientl...

PhD opportunity in the Life Science and Process Systems Engineering Lab at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London. The project is titled Machine learning-accelerated simulated clinical trials and focuses on developing machine learning and probabilistic methods for uncertainty quantification of Quantitative Systems Pharmacology models. The goal is to make virtual clinical trials fast and reliable enough to support real drug development decisions, including dosing and tria...