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We have 12 dispersal PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Combining laser and ultrasound based molecular delivery strategies for enhanced drug delivery
Overview. This project addresses the critical area of delivering therapeutics to the skin. If successful, the approach will have direct and positive consequences for the treatment of a range of skin diseases, but may also be viewed as a more generic means of drug delivery for treating a much wider range of disease. Read more
Population genetic engineering: Innovative approaches to control vector-borne diseases
Fully funded studentship available for entry in October 2023. This 4-year PhD studentship provides inter-disciplinary training at the intersection of population genetics, evolution, and synthetic biology, with a focus on mathematical modelling, statistics, and computational methods. Read more
Surfaces for the elimination of Clostridiodes difficile spores
Production of antimicrobial resistant spores by C. difficile and their dispersal in the environment facilitates the transmission of Clostridiodes difficile associated disease, especially in healthcare environments. Read more
Interdisciplinary PhD Studentships Based in the Biological and Geo-Sciences (QUADRAT DTP)
Applications are invited for UKRI funded PhD studentships starting 1st October 2023. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 7th June 2023. Read more
Interdisciplinary PhD Studentships Based in the Biological and Geo-Sciences (QUADRAT DTP)
Applications are invited for UKRI funded PhD studentships starting 1st October 2023. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 7th June 2023. Read more
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Investigating human-wildlife movements in Britain’s biogeographic history: A case study in red deer
Background. During the Last Glacial, the British and Irish Ice Sheet covered the majority of the North Atlantic Archipelago. Read more
Identifying policy barriers to the uptake of rewilding – a social-ecological approach
Research Group:
Applied Ecology Research Group (AERG)
Research Group. Applied Ecology Research Group. (AERG). Proposed supervisory team. Dr Helen Wheeler. (AERG, Anglia Ruskin University). Read more
Interactions between introduced tree species and native mycorrhizal fungi in the UK
Mycorrhizal symbioses are one of the most extensive and important biotic interactions in terrestrial ecosystems, typically providing plants with improved access to nutrients in exchange for carbohydrates produced via photosynthesis. Read more
Community-informed diversification of local food systems
Background. Our recent research shows that the distributions of crops worldwide tend to be limited more by historical processes of dispersal and establishment, than by climatic tolerance. Read more
The relationship between vegetation and morphology in saltmarsh restoration schemes
Managed realignment, where coastal flood defences are breached or lowered to introduce tidal inundation to the coastal hinterland, is becoming an increasingly popular approach to coastal management to restore saltmarsh environments and compensate for habitat and ecosystem service loss elsewhere. Read more
MScR: Seeing forest recovery through the dung: post-disturbance trajectories in Amazonian dung beetles
The climate and biodiversity crisis are the two most pressing societal challenges we currently face. While tropical forests house most of the global biodiversity, insects constitute most of all known terrestrial animals and play crucial roles in ecosystem functioning. Read more
Understanding the role of rodent niche in dissemination of pathogens and antimicrobial resistance
Project Overview. Rats and mice are one of the most prolific and widespread wildlife species. Read more
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