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We have 25 animal physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
animal physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 25 animal physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Animal movement, route choice and energetic landscape in the Arctic
Scientific research has focused on the Arctic recently as this region is at high risk from the effects of climate change. However, a major challenge holds back our ability to understand the potential impacts of environmental change; our lack of knowledge about what animals do in the wild. Read more
Neuronal mechanisms of circadian timekeeping in the diurnal brain
The importance of circadian rhythms in our physiology and behaviour, such as our sleep-wake cycle, feeding schedule, hormone production, etc, to maintain health and wellbeing is well established. Read more
Lateral hypothalamus as a visual centre controlling arousal, autonomic function and reflex behaviours
In addition to supporting our conscious perception of the world around us, light and visual stimuli exert wide ranging effects on animal physiology and behaviour via hard-wired ‘reflexes’ which range from simple effects of light on sleep, alertness and neuroendocrine function to the avoidance of rapidly approaching objects. Read more
Bird Blood Biochemistry! This study will explore metabolic pathways in bird red blood cells in the contexts of understanding oxidative stress and novel pest control systems.
Unlike mammals, other vertebrates such as birds have nuclei and mitochondria within their red blood cells, RBCs. The loss of RBC mitochondria in mammals may save oxygen, and / or decrease RBC size to improve oxygen delivery. Read more
Exploring the impact of microplastic-bacterial complexes on animal health and the gut microbiome
Plastic pollution is a global issue and rapidly emerging as a crisis for both environmental and human health. Read more
PhD student in cardiac muscle function at the fiber and molecular
The Institute of Physiology II, University of Muenster, Germany, is offering a position starting as soon as possible limited to 3 years. Read more
Neuroprotective benefit and safety of preterm neonatal sulfate supplementation.
Type of project. PhD Research Project. Funded PhD project (students worldwide). Applications accepted all year round. Supervisor. Read more
Study of toxicity of microplastics and chemical additives using animal zebra fish model and human epithelial cell lines
Introduction. This PhD project is part of the Cotutelle arrangement between Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia and Coventry University, UK. Read more
Uncovering anti-arrhythmic potential of stellate ganglion purinergic receptors.
Background. Cardiovascular disease affects over 30% of people worldwide, and is one of the leading causes of death each year. Elevated sympathetic nerve activity is a common feature of cardiovascular disease, contributing to end-organ damage, morbidity and mortality [1-3]. Read more
PhD candidate for the study of sex-specific differences in the endocrine regulation of glucose homeostasis (f/m/x)
Our mission as research center. Discover personalized medical solutions for environmentally triggered diseases to promote a healthier society in a rapidly changing world. Read more
Establishing an effective 3D cell culture model for the study of infectious respiratory diseases
Infectious respiratory diseases pose serious threats to human and animal health due to their high mortality and morbidity rates. Lung structure and composition varies between species. Read more
Engineering human tissue in vitro: development, characterisation, and application
Tissues in the human body have a defined structure in that their growth and differentiation have developed in specific ways to create a cellular architecture… Read more
Wildlife ecophysiology and behaviour
Animals face many challenges in the environments where they live. For example, to survive heatwaves animals need to avoid hyperthermia and the excessive water loss caused by high temperature. Read more
Modelling scar formation in endometriosis
This opportunity will remain open until the position has been filled and so early applications are encouraged. Endometriosis affects 10-15% of women during their reproductive years and is often associated with debilitating pelvic pain and impaired fertility. Read more
Impact of physical activity on the trajectory of neuromuscular ageing in humans
The PhD Scholarship “Impact of physical activity on the trajectory of neuromuscular ageing in humans” is fully funded by the University of Padova, Italy to support a full-time PhD student who is commencing research in the field of Biomedical Sciences. Read more
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