BioSCaPe iDLA Studentship

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 , ...

Newcastle University is advertising a fully funded 4-year PhD opportunity in epigenomics and childhood leukaemia risk through the CRUK Black Leaders in Cancer PhD Scholarship Programme , delivered with Black in Cancer and the Windsor Fellowship . The project, supervised by Prof Lisa J Russell (Professor of Cancer Epigenomics), focuses on understanding how early-life exposures such as maternal exposure to benzene, caffeine, or folate may create persistent epigenomic changes that alter gene regula...

University of Cambridge PhD Studentship in the Department of Pathology on mechanisms of cell-to-cell spread of persistent viruses . This project focuses on how herpesviruses and polyomaviruses spread from one cell to the next while evading immune detection, with the goal of identifying important steps in the viral life cycle that could become targets for intervention. The studentship is fully funded for 4 years from October 2027 and covers the student stipend at the current Research Council rate...

Cardiff University is being promoted as offering PhD studentships , funded PhD opportunities , and other doctoral research opportunities in the United Kingdom . The post is a repost/share rather than a direct call from a supervisor, so no specific academic owner or supervisor details are identified here. The opportunity appears to be a broad university-level PhD scholarship/studentship listing, with more than 100 possible openings referenced in the shared headline. Study areas: doctoral research...

💷 The British Pharmacological Society has opened applications for its PhD Funding Programme for 2027 awards . This programme includes the AJ Clark Studentship and the Sir David Jack Scholarship , supporting research in pharmacology and therapeutic innovation leading to a PhD degree. Funding is substantial: the programme supports up to five students each year , with over £100,000 per recipient over three years . Eligibility highlights: applicants should already hold a degree in pharmacology or a ...