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  Transdermal and Topical Drug Delivery: developing novel formulations to increase drug delivery into and through skin
University of Reading School of Pharmacy
  Prof A Williams
Applications accepted all year round
Human skin is a remarkable self-repairing barrier that controls the ingress of environmental contaminants and regulates water loss from the body.
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  PhD studentship in drug delivery and pharmaceutics – Microneedle skin patch for intradermal drug delivery
Newcastle University Faculty of Medical Sciences Graduate School
  Dr K W Ng
Application Deadline: 21 January 2019
Number of awards. 1. Start date and duration. April 2019 for 3 years. Overview. The aim of this project is to design and formulate a microneedle skin patch for targeted drug delivery into the skin.
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  Developing novel drug delivery approaches to treat ocular disorders
University of Reading School of Pharmacy
  Prof V Khutoryanskiy
Applications accepted all year round
Ocular diseases affect the quality of life of millions of people worldwide. The leading causes of chronic blindness include cataract, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, corneal opacities, diabetic retinopathy, and trachoma.
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  Developing a class of self-immolitive near-infrared (NIR) responsive polymers for triggered drug delivery
University of Manchester School of Materials
  Dr S Jones
Applications accepted all year round
The use of polymers for drug delivery is a well-established field. Typically drugs are loaded into polymer micelles, vesicles or hydrogels and passively released overtime.
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  3D Printing of Novel Drug Delivery Devices
University of Birmingham School of Pharmacy
  Dr C McConville
Applications accepted all year round
3D printing is an additive manufacturing technique that allows for the manufacture of complex drug delivery devices. The aim of this project is to investigate the use of 3D printing for the manufacture of both solid oral dosage forms and implantable drug delivery devices for use in personalised medicine.
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  Fabrication of novel hybrid nano-carriers for pulmonary drug delivery
University of Reading School of Pharmacy
  Dr H Al-Obaidi
Applications accepted all year round
Pulmonary drug delivery is a non-invasive route for drug delivery where the lungs provide a thin, yet extremely efficient absorptive mucosal membrane with a good blood supply.
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  Dynamic Multi-Component Hydrogels for Anticancer Drug Delivery
University of York Department of Chemistry
  Prof D K Smith
Application Deadline: 9 January 2019
Gels play a vital role in everyday life and are easily-recognised materials with a combination of solid-like and liquid-like properties.
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  Mathematical modelling of targeted drug delivery using coated microbubbles
University of Birmingham School of Mathematics
  Dr Q Wang
Applications accepted all year round
Chemotherapy is the main treatment available for cancers. The toxic nature of chemotherapy drugs is essential for killing cancer cells but also has detrimental side effects.
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  Synthesis of Microcarriers for Focal Drug Delivery to the Brain
Cardiff University Cardiff School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
  Dr B Newland
Applications accepted all year round
For neurodegenerative diseases, where a specific cell type is lost, it is possible to consider replacing these cells to restore the lost function.
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  Glucose Responsive Insulin Therapy: Synthesis of novel glucose-selective chemical receptors for drug delivery
University of Birmingham School of Chemistry
  Research Group: Molecular Synthesis and Chemical Biology
  Dr J. S. Fossey
Applications accepted all year round
The vacancy is for a single student to develop and synthesise novel glucose-selective chemical receptors based on research emerging from the team (1).
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