Charlotte Mills
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Dr. Charlotte Mills is an Associate Professor at the University of Reading, UK. Her research focuses on the impacts of dietary components, particularly nitrates and vegetables, on cardiovascular health and metabolic syndrome. Recent articles highlight her work on the relationship between leafy vegetable consumption and metabolic syndrome, as well as the effects of inorganic nitrate on endothelial function and blood pressure regulation.
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Charlotte Mills
University of Reading
A fully funded BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) PhD position is available at the University of Reading, focusing on novel interactions of dietary bioactives in human nutrition. The project is supervised by Associate Professor Charlotte Mills, with co-supervisors Gunter Kuhnle, Jeremy Spencer (both University of Reading), and Christian Heiss (University of Surrey). Research will explore the impact of dietary bioactives—compounds found in foods such as nuts, coffee, leafy greens, and chocolate—on human health and nutrition. The University of Reading is renowned for its research in nutrition and food science, providing an excellent environment for doctoral studies in biosciences. The position is fully funded, covering tuition and stipend, through the BBSRC DTP scheme. Applicants should have a strong academic background in nutrition, biology, or a related field, and an interest in dietary bioactives. For more information, candidates are encouraged to contact the supervisors or visit the University of Reading and BBSRC DTP websites. This opportunity is ideal for students passionate about nutrition, food science, and the biological effects of dietary compounds.
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Gunter Georg Christian Kuhnle
Professor of Nutrition and Food Science
University of Reading
Fahad M Iqbal
Imperial College London
Anisha Wijeyesekera
Lecturer in Human Microbiome, Diet and Health
University of Reading
J Kennedy Cruickshank
Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine & Diabetes
King's College London & Guy's & St Thomas' Hospitals as King's Health Partners
Joshua Au Yeung
King’s College London
Alessandro CAVARAPE
Associate Professor
University of Udine
Andrew Webb
King’s College London
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