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bioinformatic PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 44 bioinformatic PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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A combined bioinformatic and health economic approach to tackling the problem of late Myeloma diagnosis.
There are two parallel studentships on offer. This one is a bioinformatics-based project. The other (separate FindaPhD entry) is a wet lab project. Read more
Identifying the impact of genetic variants of MICB associated with severe and symptomatic dengue virus infection on NK and CD8+ T cell function
Supervisors. Dr Laura Rivino (Bristol, lead supervisor), Dr Edward Wang (Cardiff), Dr Richard Stanton (Cardiff), Prof Nicholas Timpson (Bristol), Dr Sophie Yacoub (Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, HCMC, Vietnam). Read more
Mechanistic analysis of neurodevelopmental disorders caused by mutations in the gene RAC1
RAC1 is a signalling protein that regulates many cellular processes and is essential during embryonic development. We recently discovered a novel genetic disease called RAC1-related neurodevelopmental disorder (RRND) that results from mutations in the RAC1 gene. Read more
The respiratory microbiome as a tool to predict exacerbations of disease
The Respiratory Microbiome Group welcomes applications from self-funded PhD students year round. Read more
PhD candidate (m/f/d) in Computational Biology
We are offering a position, available immediately, as a. PhD candidate (m/f/d) in Computational Biology. About us. The Schirmer lab is part of the ZIEL - Institute for Food & Health at the Technical University of Munich and located in Freising-Weihenstephan. Read more
3-Year Frankenburg/ Fight for Sight PhD Studentship - Elucidating novel genetic origins and molecular mechanisms underlying inherited corneal disease
UCL Department. Institute of Ophthalmology. PhD Duration. 3 years. PhD Title. Elucidating novel genetic origins and molecular mechanisms underlying inherited corneal disease. Read more
iLOCATE: integrative LocalisOmics for better CAncer TrEatment
Overview. Understanding the molecular and clinical consequences of deregulated retrograde trafficking in breast cancer through the development and application of digital pathology algorithms to determine protein localisation in patient samples. Read more
PhD position in Palaeogenetics
In the project, new population-genetic and biostatistical methods will be developed on the computer in order to uncover genetic structures within human populations of the past. Read more
Masters by Research Project: Genomic Analysis of Antibacterial Drug Resistant Bacteria from Welsh Beef Farms
This Masters by Research project is funded by the Welsh Government as part of a large consortium grant looking at antibacterial drug usage and antibacterial drug resistance (ABR) on Welsh farms. Read more
Fin, heart and muscle regeneration in zebrafish
The zebrafish research group of Prof. Anna Jazwinska at the Department of Biology, University of Fribourg, Switzerland. is looking for a motivated PhD student with an interest in. Read more
Global diversity and ecosystem functions of plant-microbe symbioses
Research Group:
CENTA - Central England NERC Training Alliance
Project Highlights. We have discovered a previously unknown and abundant plant- mycorrhizal symbiosis with global distribution. Read more
Building functional understanding of the diversity and roles of leukocytes and other immune cells in Atlantic salmon
Disease remains a key constraint to the sustainability of Atlantic salmon aquaculture in the UK and globally. Read more
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Exploring the structure and inhibition of a novel epigenetic protein
Project description. It is now clear that our environment, diet, and lifestyle can cause our genes to be switched on or off. This is achieved primarily through chemical (or epigenetic) modifications on our DNA, RNA and histone proteins by a complex network of epigenetic proteins. Read more
Using molecular approaches to investigate the metabolic regulation of cetacean blubber tissue under different physiological challenges.
Threats to cetacean populations as a result of habitat degradation driven by human activities are of increasing conservation concern. Read more
Using molecular approaches to investigate the control of the feeding-fasting cycle of baleen whales
Baleen whales are typically migratory species and rely on their fat stores during highly energetically costly breeding and migratory periods. Read more