Postdoc Position in Tumour Immunology and Myeloid Cell-Based Cancer Therapeutics University of Oxford in United Kingdom

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 Queen's University Belfast in Engineering Bioactive Peptides for Vaginal Microbiome Restoration and Sustained Vaginal Delivery . This funded PhD sits in the School of Biological Sciences and is supported by the NorthWestBio DTP . The project investigates how engineered bioactive peptides can selectively shift disrupted vaginal microbiome models toward a more protective state, with a focus on vaginal microbiome , bioactive peptides , biofilm science , microbiology , epithelial ...

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...

PhD opportunity at the University of Edinburgh in RNA therapeutics , renal tubular cell biology , and luciferase reporter assay development . This EASTBIO/BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership project focuses on building a stable, quantitative screening platform to test RNA therapies in human renal tubular cells. The work aims to solve a key bottleneck in RNA medicine: rapidly and sensitively measuring whether an RNA therapeutic has entered the target cell and silenced its intended gene. The proje...

Cancer (Intercalated) PhD at the University of Edinburgh is a full-time, 3-year postgraduate research opportunity in Medicine , hosted by the School of Genetics and Cancer within the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. This programme is designed for intercalating medical students currently registered at Edinburgh. It is funded by Cancer Research UK and aims to train future academic clinical leaders in cancer research. Students work on projects in cancer research environments in Edinburg...