PhD in Microfabrication, Neuroscience, and Biology at Queen Mary University of London Queen Mary University of London in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of Birmingham in Biomedical Engineering , Mechanical Engineering , and related areas. This project, Actuated microdevices for oral delivery of biologics , explores how actively controlled mechanical stimulation can help large therapeutic molecules cross the intestinal wall. The research combines oral drug delivery , mucus rheology , microfabrication , actuator design , MEMS , finite element modelling, ex vivo tissue methods, and cell culture. You will design, mi...

PhD opportunity at the University of Birmingham in bioresorbable intestinal devices with embedded resorbable sensors for gastrointestinal monitoring . This project sits at the intersection of Biomedical Engineering , Electrical Engineering , Mechanical Engineering , and Materials Science . The research aims to create an orally delivered, bioresorbable retentive structure that combines flexible printed circuitry with custom microfabricated bioresorbable sensors, then test the device in a simulate...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Birmingham in cardiovascular/biomedical research. The project is titled “Decoding IL-17-mediated immune-cardiac signalling and electrical remodelling during cardiorenal stress” and is advertised by Professor Davor Pavlovic together with Asif Iqbal . This PhD is a strong fit for students interested in cardiac pathophysiology , immune-cardiac signalling , electrical remodelling , cardiorenal stress , and IL-17 -related mechanisms. The post explicit...

PhD opportunity at the University of Leeds in the School of Physics and Astronomy on Development of Cd-Free Quantum Dot Biosensors . This experimental project sits in Molecular and Nanoscale Physics and focuses on the synthesis of cadmium-free quantum dots , nanoparticle surface functionalisation, and the development and testing of fluorescent biosensors . You will work on incorporating quantum dots into hydrogels and polymer film matrices to improve sensing performance, with hands-on training i...

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...