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We have 12 bioprinting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
bioprinting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 12 bioprinting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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(EPSRC DTP) Development of bioinks and bioprinting methods to model the human mammary gland
Changes in the mechanical properties of tissues are correlated with many diseases, including cancer. We are particularly interested in the study of breast cancer, which remains the second highest cause of mortality in women. Read more
A high throughput human vascularised 3D in-vitro model of adipose tissue to replace animal testing in drug development for metabolic dysfunction
Obesity is a rising epidemic and a risk for many comorbid conditions such as type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease, and some cancers. Read more
Develop point-of-care microfluidic and bioprinting technologies for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
Excessive clotting (thrombosis) leads to the cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke—the No.1 world-wide killer, killing one Australian every 12 minutes. Read more
3-year PhD studentship: 3D printing in vitro models to understand the impact of the bacterial biofilm/host environment on the effectiveness of antimicrobials in cystic fibrosis - (ENG 1624)
Supervisors. Professor Miguel Camara (School of Life Sciences), Professor Ricky Wildman (Faculty of Engineering), Professor Felicity Rose (School of Pharmacy) and Dr Helen Barr (Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust). Read more
Development of a gene activated construct targeting proinflammatory signalling to promote zonal regeneration of osteoarthritic cartilage
Current treatments fail to effectively repair cartilage and typically only delay the injury associated joint degeneration that leads to post-traumatic osteoarthritis (PT-OA). Read more
A human artery model to understand integrated vascular mechanobiology and to validate therapies for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease
Project Details. Queen Mary University of London, together with Novo Nordisk invite applications for a PhD studentship to develop a human artery model to validate therapies for atherosclerosis. Read more
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Hydrogels for Bioelectronic Interfaces
Hydrogels are a well-known biomimetic material and will be familiar to those using 3D bioprinting to encapsulate cells in tissue-like constructs. Read more
Developing novel label-free technologies for studying drug molecules and their ability to induce protein complex formation in cells
This project is sponsored by the. Institute of Chemical Biology EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training. and. AstraZen. . eca. Supervisors. Read more
Engineering therapeutic immune-biomaterials for tissue engineering applications
Current regenerative medicine strategies aim to restore the function of damaged or diseased tissues with functional and site-appropriate implants. Read more
Development of bioinks to bioprinit an in vitro model of the gut mucosa
This research aims to study the influence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) on the onset of ankylosis spondylarthritis (AS) through 3D in vitro modelling of the synovium and gut, in healthy and inflamed states, assessing changes in cell phenotypes and cytokine production. Read more
Database Construction and AI Design of 3D Bio-printed Organoids on Chip
On the basis of multidisciplinary technologies such as biomaterials and 3D bio-printing, microfluidic chip and organoids, and multiscale computer simulation, the project aims to implement the data fusion technique to construct a multi-fidelity database of multiple 3D-bioprinted organoids and organoids-on-chip. Read more
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