PhD Studentship: Decoding the molecular switches that control fungal growth and infection University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

[4-year Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership PhD studentship including tuition fees paid directly to the university, a stipend of £21,805 (2026/27 rate), and a Research Training Support Grant of £5,000 per year.] PhD Studentship at the University of East Anglia in partnership with the Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Programme (NRPDTP). This project asks a fundamental question in microbiology: how do fungi and bacteria communicate? The studentship wi...

Fully-funded PhD opportunity in Bat Virology and Metagenomics at the University of Essex , in collaboration with the Quadram Institute and the West Yorkshire Bat Group (WYBG) . The project, titled Virome Dynamics and Viral Discovery in Rehabilitated Bats Revealed by Longitudinal Metagenomics , will investigate how viral communities change in bats during rehabilitation. The research uses longitudinal sampling , shotgun metagenomics , and viral genome discovery , with strong links to virology , mi...

The Wellcome Sanger Institute is inviting applications for its 4-year PhD Programme, beginning on 1 October 2027 at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. The programme is designed for students interested in genomics, genome research, genetics, molecular biology, bioinformatics and biomedical science. At least 12 funded PhD studentships are available on a competitive basis. Successful students receive full financial support, including University of Cambridge tuiti...

[4-year PhD DTP studentship with tuition fees paid directly to the University, a stipend of £21,805 (2026/27 rate), and a Research Training Support Grant of £5,000 per year.] PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia / John Innes Centre on the biology of NLR signalling in multicellular, antibiotic-producing Streptomyces. This project investigates how nucleotide-binding and oligomerisation domain-like receptors (NLRs), best known from plant and animal immunity, may control a wider range of...

[Funding minimum: Home fees student. Funding maximum: International student subject to gaining an NDM studentship.] PhD Studentship at the University of Oxford focused on understanding the double life of Escherichia coli as both a benign gut commensal and a deadly pathogen. This project, based at the John Radcliffe Hospital , forms part of the wider COHORT study led by Professor Susanna Dunachie in collaboration with the Oxford Vaccine Group and the Ellison Institute of Technology . The COHORT s...