Francesco Baldini

PhD opportunity in vector-borne diseases , avian malaria , birds , urbanisation , and pathogen transmission at the University of Glasgow , working with Dr Davide Dominoni and Dr Luigi Sedda (Lancaster University), as shared by Francesco Baldini . The project title is The impact of urbanisation on vector-borne transmission: avian malaria as a case study . It sits within the NorthWestBio PhD scheme and is based in the School of Biodiversity, One Health and Veterinary Medicine at the University of Glasgow, with collaboration involving Lancaster University. This is a research-focused PhD for candidates interested in ecology, disease transmission, vectors, hosts, and urban environmental change. The post highlights two application windows: international applicants can apply from 1 October to 30 November , while home applicants can apply from 2 November to 4 January . No detailed funding package, stipend amount, or tuition information is given in the post. Candidates are advised to review the full project page and note that applicants can apply for up to three projects on the scheme, including other vector-related PhD opportunities. Use the project link for full eligibility and application instructions, and submit within the relevant deadline for your applicant category.