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biosensors PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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PhD Studentship in Biochemical Sensors
Job Title. PhD Studentship in Biochemical Sensors. Department. Chemical Engineering. Salary. £21,400 tax-free bursary per annum for up to 3.5 years, plus tuition fees at the UK/EU or overseas rate for 3 years. Read more
Engineering: Fully Funded M2A EngD Scholarship: Development of smart battery based on printed hybrid sensors
Start date: October 2022. Expected interview date. June 2022. Academic supervisors: . Professor Davide Deganello. , . Read more
Scalable multifunctional passive samplers to understand chemical impacts in soil ecosystems
Microbes represent the lowest trophic level and entry point to the food web, and therefore are critical indicators of soil ecosystem health under chemical stress. Read more
A 3-year PhD studentship on immunosensors for dementia biomarker detection
Keywords. Materials Science and Engineering, Biosensing Technology, Point-of-care Detection, Dementia Diagnosis. About the project. Read more
SERS-based lateral flow assays for human embryo quality assessment
In the past decades, in-vitro fertilization (IVF) has been widely used for infertility treatment. However, multiple pregnancies/twin gestation remains an issue because of the implantation of multiple fertilized eggs (embryos) in one IVF cycle for enhancing the pregnancy success rate. 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
Interfacing Electronics and Synthetic Biology
There is huge potential for growth in the cross-over between bioelectronics and synthetic biology. We aim to develop an interface that allows information transfer between the two domains. Read more
Sensor engineering research for monitoring of continuous bioprocessing
Advanced biosensors research for high-value bioprocessing and pharmaceutical production - Industrially sponsored PhD. (This PhD scholarship is only open to candidates who hold UK citizenship, or equivalent) . Read more
Plexcitonic Sensors for Medical Diagnostics.
Do you enjoy exciting, cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge research? We invite applications for this studentship, starting on 1 October 2022, as part of a £7.3 M collaborative project funded by EPSRC and led by Prof G. Read more
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Spore formation in model and pathogenic bacteria
This project is available through the MIBTP programme. The successful applicant will join the MIBTP cohort and will take part in all of the training offered by the programme. Read more
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Advanced mass spectrometry analysis of metabolite flux through the purine salvage pathway in brain
This project is available through the MIBTP programme. The successful applicant will join the MIBTP cohort and will take part in all of the training offered by the programme. Read more
Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC)-based sensor platforms for remote monitoring of a wide range of environments
Supervisory Team. Yannis Ieropoulos, Yue Zhang. Project description. This PhD is will investigate a novel approach for the monitoring and sensing of essential nutrients and other analytes in a wide range of environments by the deployment of 'living sensors'. Read more
Smart cyber-physical systems for assistive technology at home for the elderly
Excellent applicants may be nominated for consideration for a fully funded URSA studentship. Project. Read more
Developing 2-Dimensional MXenes and their composites for drug delivery
The history of 2-Dimensional materials classified as having an atomic scale thickness, only dates to 2004 with the discovery of Graphene. Read more
Allosteric targeting of the prostaglandin receptor EP2 to promote neuroprotection against excitoxicity
Research Group:
Wellcome-Wolfson Institute for Experimental Medicine
Excitotoxicity occurs upon brain injury or neurodegenerative diseases and exacerbates associated neuronal damages. The prostaglandin E2 receptor (EP2) has neuroprotective properties against excitotoxicity and novel molecules increasing EP2 activity have been recently discovered. Read more
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