University of Cambridge fully funded PhD Studentship

PhD studentship opportunity in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) at The University of Manchester (UK) and Peking University (China) through a dual-degree award. The project focuses on bioinformatics , enzymology , and chemical biology to investigate antibacterial resistance, with an emphasis on selective pressure for AMR under environmental factors. The supervisors are Dr Yi Jin (Wellcome Trust Sir Henry Dale Fellow and PI at the University of Manchester) and Prof. Weiling Sun (Peking University). ...

PhD studentship at the University of Surrey in the UK on redox regulation processes and platelet function . The project explores how redox balance influences platelet activation, procoagulant phenotype, apoptosis, and thrombosis. It highlights research themes such as ROS , antioxidant systems, redox proteomics , and thiol isomerases including ERp72 . This is a strong fit for students interested in Biology , Medical Science , Chemistry , and related biochemical mechanisms of platelet signaling an...

Birmingham Biotech LTD is sponsoring a new MPhil/PhD studentship at the University of Derby focused on preventive therapies , respiratory outcomes , and quality of life , including research relevant to people living with long COVID . The studentship is hosted in Derby’s School of Health, Sport and Rehabilitation and is positioned within health and respiratory research. This is a strong opportunity for prospective doctoral researchers interested in patient-centered outcomes, respiratory health, a...

Fully funded PhD opportunities are available for 2026 at the Primary Care Research Centre, University of Southampton, supported by the NIHR School for Primary Care Research. This doctoral opportunity is aimed at students interested in primary care research, clinical research, and health services research within a leading research environment. Applicants can either apply for one of the two proposed projects or develop and propose their own primary care research idea, making this a flexible route ...

PhD Studentship in Microbiology at the University of Cambridge, Department of Chemistry, with Professor Erwin Reisner. The project sits in the Reisner Laboratory and focuses on microbiology, biochemistry, chemistry, and biohybrid technologies. The research aims to engineer live cells to convert carbon dioxide and other feedstock chemicals into bespoke complex chemicals, and to interface these cells with light-harvesting semiconductor systems for semi-artificial photosynthesis of organic chemical...