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Microbial colour using textile fibre waste
Many microbes produce colour pigments due to secondary metabolites depending on the energy sources and surrounding environment. Examples include red colour produced by Penicillium miniolutem in Sabouraud broth, Rhizopus sp. Read more
Optimised colour centre control for diamond quantum technologies
The development and implementation of quantum communication networks enables the possibility of deterministically secure links between remote nodes and is a necessary step in the realization of distributed quantum computing. Read more
Ceramic nanofiltration membranes: Creating a resilient future for drinking water supply PhD
Nanofiltration membranes play an important role in the removal of colour from drinking water, which is vital to protect customers and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Read more
The genetics/genomics of adaptive evolutionary change
The basic process of evolution by natural selection involves genetic changes that confer an advantage in survival or reproduction. Read more
Development of a new generation of hair colour products
Hair coloration is a popular fashion. Modern products can be divided into oxidative and nonoxidative types depending upon the chemistry that is used. Read more
Design and Synthesis of novel analogues of Hipposudoric Acid for therapeutic use
Research into novel antimicrobial agents has never been more pressing with the ever-increasing resistance towards traditional medications. Read more
Advanced Functional Dyes
Background. Dyes have many practical applications in a wide variety of contexts. Examples of their use range from providing simple, stable colours on paper and textiles, to providing switchable colours in more advanced technology applications, such as those found in display devices. Read more
Doctoral Research Scholarship (4 years) – Synaesthesia as a model system to understand variability in perception, memory, and cognitive style.
Synaesthesia, a perceptual condition in otherwise healthy individuals, is linked to extraordinary experiences. The proposed research rethinks conditions like synaesthesia as not just representing extraordinary experiences, but such that the changes in the brains of synaesthetes support a distinct cognitive profile. Read more
AI-Embedded Robotic Multi-Sensory Characterisation and Decontamination “Toolkit”
Fully Funded PhD Studentship. AI-Embedded Robotic Multi-Sensory Characterisation and Decontamination “Toolkit”. Project Description. Read more
The Icing on the Doughnut: Exploring the flow properties of complex biomolecules
What if you wanted to really move the needle on health? For a start you’d have to recognise that telling the consumer to change their eating habits hasn’t really worked and it is unlikely it ever really will. Read more
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Back to the land: labour, agriculture and ecological transition
Project Description. The global food system is in crisis, driven by ecological and climate catastrophes, plantation monocultures, labour exploitation (particularly of migrants), rising input prices due to war, and in the UK Brexit and soaring land values, alongside food poverty. Read more
The Role of B7-H1 in Platelet Activation and Immunothrombosis
A British Heart Foundation funded PhD studentship position to work on the highly exciting role of B7-H1 in platelet activation and immunothrombosis is now available. . Read more
Sustainable, Energy Efficient Solar Control Glazing
An enthusiastic materials science/engineering student is required to work on an industrially-sponsored R&D project involving plasma-based deposition of nanocomposite materials for application in energy and sustainability. Read more
Comparing navigation strategies in mantis shrimp and bull ants
Mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda) are marine crustaceans with extraordinary eyes, boasting up to 12 channels of colour sensitivity, 6 channels of polarization, and incredible ranges of eye movement. Read more
Removing organic contaminants from drinking water; testing the effectiveness of a novel water treatment technology
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Molecular Environmental Sciences
Although the United Nations General Assembly, through resolution 64/292, explicitly recognized the human right to water and acknowledged that clean drinking water is essential to the realisation of all human rights, still around 663 million people worldwide lack access to an improved water source, making this one of the biggest environmental problems of our time. Read more
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