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  Genomics of African indigenous cattle
Queen Mary University of London School of Biological & Chemical Sciences
  Dr L Frantz, Dr C G Faulkes, Prof S Rossiter
Application Deadline: 18 March 2019
Queen Mary University of London is announcing an exciting opportunity for an allocated four-year PhD position in the Evolution and Development group in the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
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  Inter-species transmission of Mycobacterium Avium Paratuberculosis (MAP) sheep and beef cattle farming systems – understanding risk factors and impact on livestock productivity.
University of Liverpool Institute of Infection and Global Health
  Dr P Davies, Prof N Williams
Application Deadline: 15 April 2019
A fantastic opportunity for a self-motivated person to be at the forefront of researching an emerging ‘iceberg’ animal disease of sheep and cattle.
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  Genetic improvement for small holder dairy cattle systems in Senegal
University of Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
  Prof J Hickey, Dr K Marshall
Application Deadline: 1 April 2019
We are offering a fully funded PhD studentship to research key questions that will underpin the establishment of a genetic improvement program for small holder dairy cattle systems in Senegal.
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  Farmers’ cattle breeding choices: balancing productivity, sustainability and food security objectives
SRUC - Scotland’s Rural College PHD Opportunities
  Dr K Glenk
Application Deadline: 15 April 2019
Achieving food security across society while improving the sustainability of food production is a challenge faced by agriculture and the wider food system.
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  Rewilding and Natural Flood Management
Queen Mary University of London School of Geography
  Dr G Harvey, Dr A Henshaw, Dr S Clarke
Application Deadline: 18 March 2019
Queen Mary University of London is announcing an exciting opportunity for an allocated four-year PhD position in either the Earth Surface Science group in the School of Geography or the Evolution and Development group in the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
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  How does the one-humped Arabian camel survive in the desert without drinking?
University of Bristol Faculty of Health Sciences
  Prof D Murphy, Dr M Greenwood
Applications accepted all year round
Whilst water balance is aggressively defended in all mammals, this is all the more so in the one-humped Arabian camel, which has a remarkable capacity to thrive in the hot, arid conditions of the Arabian deserts (1), and to survive extended periods of dehydration (2).
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  Links between animal behaviour, health and welfare
University of Bristol Faculty of Health Sciences
  Dr SDE Held
Applications accepted all year round
An animal’s behaviour both causes and reflects changes in its health and welfare. The biological processes underlying these relationships are increasingly well understood in humans.
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  Investigating Cryptosporidium host-parasite interactions
University of Kent School of Biosciences
  Dr A Tsaousis
Application Deadline: 20 March 2019
Cryptosporidium is a single-celled intracellular eukaryotic parasite infecting nearly all animals. Members of this group are also opportunistic parasites of immunocompromised humans, causing cryptosporidiosis, the second most prevalent diarrhoeal disease in children.
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  An interdisciplinary approach to understand sheep farmers decision making for management of sheep scab
University of Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine & Science
  Dr J Kaler, Dr F Lovatt
Application Deadline: 30 April 2019
This opportunity is based within Ruminant Population Health group at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science which conducts cutting-edge research into the health and welfare of UK sheep and cattle and has stakeholder decision making as one of its key research themes.
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  BBSRC iCASE project: Use of Precision Technologies for Mobility Scoring to Objectively Measure Lameness in Dairy Herds
University of Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine & Science
  Dr L Randall, Dr J Kaler
Application Deadline: 4 April 2019
Early intervention is critical to improving treatment outcomes and reducing recurrence of lameness in dairy cows; however, this is dependent on the reliable detection of lame cows.
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