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We have 13 bioreactor PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
bioreactor PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 13 bioreactor PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Miniaturized fluidized bed bioreactor for bioprocessing
The technology of fluidized beds (FB) allows for the effective contact within multiple phases, thus having been widely applied in varieties of industrial process. Read more
Development of micro-incubator OCT/ OCE bioreactor system to engineer a robust musculoskeletal tissue model
Achieving adequate musculoskeletal tissue healing is one of the most challenging factors in the repair of orthopaedic tissues. The problem of hard-to-soft tissue fixation is the major cause of failure of replacement grafts and leads to further musculoskeletal degeneration e.g. Read more
Development of next generation bioreactor models
Industrial biotechnology is increasingly being seen as a way in which we can sustainably produce the products we need. These include plastics, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food ingredients and many others. Read more
MRes project - Implementation of an anatomical bioreactor for tendon to bone tissue engineering applications
Tendon-to-bone repair is an exciting and vital area of orthopaedic tissue engineering. While native tendon-to-bone interfaces (entheses) have a graded and highly ordered microanatomy, injury to this area often leads to poor healing, unsatisfactory repair and further problems for affected patients. Read more
Bioproduction of bioplastics with tailored properties
Research Group:
Biochemical and Bioprocess Engineering
This multidisciplinary project aims to develop a novel technology, exploiting the fermentation at different scales and modes (batch/fed-batch/continuous) for the bioproduction of bioplastics with tailored properties. Read more
Tissue engineered blood vessels (Industry Project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
Tissue engineered blood vessels (Industry Project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
Development of a novel biocomposite-integrated thin film reactor for the intensification of biosolar energy-driven gas clean-up processing
This proposed project seeks to establish an entirely new, scalable, solar energy driven microbial gas absorber technology by a novel combination of advanced photoreactive biocomposite materials, experimental thin film absorber design and modelling approaches. Read more
SCENARIO: Modelling microbial immigration at critical interfaces of urban and natural water environments (SC2023_20)
environments. Besides the chemical pollutants, microbial pollutants are continuously discharged from urban environment to natural environment. Read more
Fully-funded PhD Studentship in Precious metal bioleaching from e-wastes by staggered processing design
Background. It has been reported that the UK was the Europe’s second highest generator of electrical waste per person in 2019 according to the Global E-waste Monitor, while the present status of metal derivative industries in the UK is subject to risks associated with import supply. Read more
Sustainable water treatment – towards net-zero biotechnologies minimizing GHG emissions (nitrous oxide, N2O)
Greenhouse gases are emitted during water treatment, specifically nitrous oxide (N2O) which is almost 300 and worse than CO2. Hence, minimizing N2O emissions is of outmost interest in our global aim to meet the net-zero greenhouse gas emission objectives and become carbon-neutral biotechnologies. . Read more
Development of a physiologically relevant platform to inform clinical practice and limit antimicrobial resistance in orthopaedic implants
The World Health Organisation’s “Global Action Plan (GAP) on Antimicrobial Resistance” emphases awareness, education, and prevention, as well as the need for optimisation of current antimicrobial therapies. Read more
Sustainable production of high-value compounds using cyanobacteria
Increasing environmental challenges mean there is a need for novel, safe, sustainable and cost-effective production technologies. Read more
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