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  PhD: Enhancing utilisation of alternative crops using fermentation
University of Nottingham School of Biosciences
  Dr Y Lim
Applications accepted all year round
Supervisors. Yin Sze Lim(PI) (Biosciences, UNM), John Brameld (Biosciences, UK), Tim Parr(Biosciences, UK), Andy Salter (Biosciences, UK).
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  Developing enhanced production and separation techniques for glycolipid biosurfactants
University of Manchester School of Chemical Engineering & Analytical Science
  Dr J Winterburn
Applications accepted all year round
Glycolipid biosurfactants are naturally occurring amphiphiles with a range of unique properties including biodegradability and tolerance of a wide range of temperature and pH.
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  Development of strategic data-driven approaches to sustainable bioprocess modelling and optimisation
University of Manchester School of Chemical Engineering & Analytical Science
  Dr D Zhang
Application Deadline: 20 April 2019
The development of sustainable bio-manufacturing routes for both platform and high-value chemicals (e.g. biofuels, food supplement) is a high priority area to establish a low carbon economy and achieve energy/food security.
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  Regulation of clostridial solvent production by quorum sensing
University of Nottingham School of Life Sciences
  Dr K Winzer
Applications accepted all year round
Second Supervisor. Ying Zhang. Background. The genus Clostridium comprises a large group of strictly anaerobic and metabolically diverse spore-forming bacteria.
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  Synthetic metabolic pathways and biosensor systems for production and detection of chemicals in Cupriavidus necator
University of Nottingham School of Life Sciences
  Dr N Malys, Prof N Minton
Applications accepted all year round
The production of chemicals from renewable sources is a key for a sustainable future. Various compounds can be produced by bacteria and yeast carrying synthetic metabolic pathways assembled of multiple genes derived from other organisms.
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  Developing a carbazole-base biosensor for the measurement of methacrylate intermediates
Aberdeen University Department of Chemistry
  Dr H Deng, Dr L Trembleau
Application Deadline: 29 March 2019
Methacrylate (MA) is an organic compound and is produced industrially on a large scale as a precursor.[1] Over 3 million tons of MA are produced annually.
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  Functional magnetic nanomaterials as the next generation of bioproducts for healthcare applications
Aston University School of Engineering & Applied Science
  Dr A Fernandez-Castane
Applications accepted all year round
A three-year project for doctoral studies is offered to support the application of highly motivated graduates willing to pursue their PhD studies.
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  Using a novel 3D co-culture model to define metabolic flux maps of different cancer cell types in response to physical activity
Loughborough University School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences
  Dr M Morris, Dr A Islam, Prof M.P. Lewis
Applications accepted all year round
During exercise, and in the presence of sufficient oxygen, glucose is metabolised by muscle cells to produce pyruvate, a metabolic intermediate which is fed into the Kreb’s cycle in the mitochondria to produce large amounts of energy.
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  University of Nottingham & Rothamsted Research BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership
Rothamsted Research
 University of Nottingham & Rothamsted Research BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership. Four year PhDs available in the research area Industrial Biotechnology & the Bioeconomy – Starting October 2019.
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  Engineering Actinobacteria to enhance natural product biosynthesis
University of Leicester Molecular and Cell Biology
  Dr H O'Hare
Application Deadline: 5 May 2019
The Actinobacteria are important producers of approved drugs (>$1 billion dollars in 2016) but low yields of most natural products are a significant barrier to drug discovery, development and commercialisation.
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