FSE PhD President's Doctoral Scholarship: Mapping the nanoscale architecture of T cell sensing The University of Manchester in United Kingdom

Janet Thornton Fellowship is a recurring postdoctoral fellowship scheme offered by the Wellcome Trust. It is designed to support researchers who have taken time out of scientific research and are now seeking an additional route back into high-quality postdoctoral training. The fellowship is framed as an annual award, with one Fellowship awarded each year. The post is open worldwide and is intended for researchers in the life sciences who are ready to re-enter research after a break of 12 months ...

The University of Manchester is offering 12+ fully funded PhD scholarships for international students planning to begin doctoral study in the UK in 2027. The funding package covers full tuition fees, including international tuition fees, an annual living stipend at the UKRI rate, and an additional £1,000 annual stipend enhancement. Awards are expected to support approximately 3.5–4 years of doctoral study. Opportunities are available across two faculties, with additional scholarships in Science ...

PhD opportunity at the Babraham Institute (Cambridge, United Kingdom) This fully funded PhD project is titled “T cell signalling in fibrotic feedback loops” and sits within the Babraham Institute Graduate Programme . The research focuses on fibrosis , endometriosis , CD8 T cell signalling , cytokine signalling , and the molecular mechanisms that connect the fibrotic tissue environment to altered T cell differentiation and function. The project is a collaboration between the Richard Lab at the Ba...

[4-year Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership PhD studentship. Includes tuition fees paid directly to the University, a stipend for living expenses at the 2026/27 rate of £21,805, and a Research Training Support Grant of £5,000 per year.] This PhD studentship at the University of East Anglia is focused on a fundamental question in vascular biology: how does the endothelial receptor NRP2 help blood vessels remain sealed, stable, and non-inflammatory under stress? Blood v...

PhD Studentship at the University of Cambridge in Comparative innate immune sensing of zoonotic viruses with Professor Brian Ferguson in the Department of Pathology. This project investigates why some viruses cause severe disease after crossing into a new species while others do not. The research will examine how differences in pattern recognition receptor (PRR) signalling between host species influence virus infection, adaptation, and zoonotic emergence. Using molecular virology , immunology , ...