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  Scholarships available for SECReT: The International Training Centre for Security and Crime Related Research Degrees
University College London UCL SECReT
SECReT. The International Training Centre for Security and Crime Related Research Degrees View All CDTs UCL SECReT SECReT.
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  Crime, Justice and Society
Leeds Beckett University
Criminological research is led by Professor Colin Webster and is conducted within the School of Social Sciences, mainly by staff working in the Crime, Justice and Society research group located within the Centre for Applied Social Research (CeASR).
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  Crime scene based screening and identification of intimate body fluids
Staffordshire University School of Law, Policing and Forensics
  Dr G Williams
Applications accepted all year round
The screening and identification of blood at crime scenes has been extensively and exhaustively researched with a range of strategies developed ranging from general LMG/KM testing through to ALS, Raman and Hyperspectral imaging.
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  Financial Crimes and the British Banking Sector: Mapping and Comparing Illicit Bank Repertoires
Ulster University School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences
  Prof K Lasslett, Dr S Bunyan, Dr D Duffy
Application Deadline: 18 February 2019
Summary. Since WWII, the UK finance sector has accumulated significant power and influence in Westminster, the City of London and British Overseas Territories.
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  Two pore channel segment 2: a new partner in crime for mTORC1 in pulmonary hypertension
University of Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
  Prof A M Evans
Applications accepted all year round
Mechanistic target of Rapamycin (mTOR) and regulatory protein of TOR (Raptor) complexes (mTORC1) promote idiopathic- and hypoxic pulmonary hypertension (PH), facilitating pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cell (PASMC) growth, proliferation, and thus pulmonary vascular remodelling.
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  Information Extraction and Entity Linkage in Historical Crime Records
University of Sheffield Department of History
  Prof R Shoemaker, Prof R Gaizauskas
Application Deadline: 31 January 2019
Applications are invited for the above EPSRC project studentship commencing on 1 October 2019. This project will develop and refine information extraction techniques by working with one of the most intractable, largely unstructured, sources in the humanities, historical newspapers.
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  Participants’ perceptions of Restorative justice in Scotland - Project ID SAS0034
Edinburgh Napier University School of Applied Sciences
  Dr G Maglione, Dr J Buchan
Application Deadline: 31 January 2019
Restorative justice (RJ) is usually described as a process of facilitated dialogue between a person who has been harmed (‘victim’) and a person who has harmed (‘offender’), and possibly their support networks (‘communities’), aiming to enable material and psychological repair of harms caused by crime/conflict.
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  The prevalence and significance of specific synthetic textile fibre types on random surfaces in forensic investigations (ref: SF18/APP/Sheridan)
Northumbria University Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
  Dr KJ Sheridan
Applications accepted all year round
Numerous studies have been conducted to aid the evaluation of the significance, if any, of textile fibre links found in criminal investigations.
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  Life on the ‘sex offender register’: identity, reintegration and the significance of de-registration.
Anglia Ruskin University Vice Chancellor's PhD Studentships
  Dr S Lundrigan
Application Deadline: 3 March 2019
Research Area. Crime and policing.
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  PhD opportunities - Vice Chancellor's Studentships
Anglia Ruskin University
ARU is home to a dynamic postgraduate research community that benefits from high-quality facilities, a comprehensive Researcher Development Programme, and support from experienced, research-active supervisors.
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