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Lincoln University (New Zealand)
PhD Scholarship in Environmental Science (Water Quality)November 2009
Leiden University & Delft University of Technology
Casimir PhD Program
University of Leeds
The molecular on/off switch in the V-ATPase: how does this motor protein sense the energy status of the cell?
King’s College London
Understanding nanoparticles and nanomaterials permeation across intestinal epithelia
King’s College London
Polarization-resolved fluorescence imaging of GFP-tagged proteins in living cells to study protein clustering
University of Nottingham
Molecular methods to evaluate the abundance diversity and predatory activity of Bdellovibrio against Gram-negative bacterial plant-pathogens and biocontrol agents, in soils
King’s College London
Specification of sensory stem cells: a systems biology approach
University of Cambridge
Analysis of cell and tissue behaviours during morphogenesis in Drosophila embryos.
University of Cambridge
Computer modeling of embryo morphogenesis
King’s College London
How do we account for what we don't know? – The effects of incomplete knowledge on the dynamics of protein interaction networks: from statistical physics and machine learning to experiment
University of Nottingham
Investigating Ladybird Alkaloids as Potential Leads for Novel Insecticides (Lawes Trust Research Studentship in collaboration with Professor John Pickett, Rothamsted Research)
University of Cambridge
Early development of the human placenta; potential role of the endometrial gland secretions
University of Cambridge
The first cell fate decisions in the mouse embryo: formation of pluripotent embryonic and differentiated extra-embryonic tissues
King’s College London
Systematic analysis of the cellular processes and protein complexes involved in imprinting
University of Wales Newport
Industry Based PhD Scholarship - Computer Vision and Machine Learning for Fault Detection
University of Leeds
The evolution of dispersal in ecological time: messages for population management
King’s College London
Signalling networks regulated by Rho GTPases in endothelial cells
University of Leeds
Ageing of the heart
University of East Anglia
Paleo Atmospheric Chemical Composition from Arctic and Antarctic Ice Cores
King’s College London
Live cell imaging of receptor activation during cell migration
University of Bristol
Postgraduate Fellowship in Dynamical Systems and Number Theory
University of Leeds
Regulation of endothelial function in human health and disease
Teagasc Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority
Enhancing Genetic Resistance in Wheat to STB disease
Heriot-Watt University
Towards A Molecular Understanding of Protein-Water Interactions in Food Systems – The Role of Fat Replacers
University of Leeds
Gene Targeting in Plants
University of Leeds
How is inflammation triggered in amyloid disease?
King’s College London
Effects of retrotransposition on protein structure and molecular implications for disease susceptibility.
King’s College London
Development of Novel Chemical Probes to Study Fatty Acid Modification of Proteins: A Bioorthogonal Approach
King’s College London
Using computer simulations to build a biophysical model of cell–cell contact as a mechanism to organise cell movement in Drosophila melanogaster embryos.
King’s College London
Development of a predictive and experimentally validated computer model for the design of membrane active therapeutic peptides with applications in cancer, malaria and bacterial infections
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