Nina Milosavljevic
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PhD in Retinal Neuroscience and pH Signaling at University of Manchester and Université Côte d'Azur The University of Manchester in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Neuroscience
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
United Kingdom
University
The University of Manchester

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Keywords
Neuroscience
Cell Biology
Biology
Vision Science
Retinal Biology
Circadian Rhythm
About this position
A fully funded PhD position is available to investigate the hidden role of pH in retinal function, focusing on its impact as a metabolic regulator and signaling molecule influencing vision and circadian rhythms. The project is a collaboration between The University of Manchester (supervisors: Nina Milosavljevic, Mino Belle, Annette Allen) and Université Côte d'Azur (Prof. Laurent Counillon), bringing together expertise in visual and circadian neuroscience and pH regulation. The ideal candidate will have a background in neuroscience or cell biology and a strong interest in understanding how pH dynamics affect retinal physiology. The studentship is part of an International Strategic Partnership, offering opportunities for interdisciplinary research and collaboration across institutions in the UK and France. The application deadline is December 6, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should have a background in neuroscience or cell biology. Enthusiasm for research in retinal function, vision, and circadian rhythms is expected. No specific GPA, language, or other requirements are mentioned.
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