PhD Studentship in Control and Engineering Biology University of Oxford in United Kingdom

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) has announced PhD admissions and M.S. (Research) admissions for the Second Semester of Academic Year 2026–27 . This opportunity spans multiple research areas, including Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology , Chemistry and Chemical Engineering , Computer Science and Engineering , Biomedical Engineering , Kusuma School of Biological Sciences , School of Artificial Intelligence , Materials Science and Engineering , Energy Science and Engineering...

Funded PhD project in genomic stability , metabolic stability , precision fermentation , metabolic engineering , synthetic biology , and biotechnology focused on engineered Yarrowia lipolytica strains. The project is a three-year collaboration between Imperial College London and A*STAR SIFBI in Singapore. The research asks why engineered yeast strains lose productivity during large-scale fermentation and how to improve robustness during scale-up. The work combines functional genomics in Singapor...

Funded PhD opportunity in industrial biotechnology , synthetic biology , and biomedical/medical science at the University of Kent . The project is titled “Giving cells a voice: generating a synthetic cellular health dashboard for biotechnology and medicine” and is advertised by James Budge in his lab, co-supervised with Tobias von der Haar . Funding: tuition fees plus a maintenance grant/salary of £21.8k for 3 years . Eligibility: available only to applicants eligible for home fee status . Deadl...

Funded PhD opportunity at Imperial College London in collaboration with A*STAR Singapore on co-cultivation of fungi and yeasts for protein- and fat-rich food ingredients . The project sits at the intersection of microbiology , biotechnology , food production , fermentation , and bioprocess scale-up . You will study microbial co-cultures that combine protein-rich filamentous fungi with fat-rich oleaginous yeasts such as Yarrowia lipolytica and Rhodotorula toruloides . Research tasks include ident...

NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) is advertising a PhD Research Fellow in Self-Organising Maritime Autonomy at the Department of Marine Technology in Trondheim, Norway. The project sits at the intersection of robotics , artificial intelligence , autonomous systems , marine technology, and control-oriented research. The successful candidate will work on resilient coordination architectures for heterogeneous fleets of autonomous underwater and surface vehicles, including self-o...