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Green hydrogen production via photo-chemical reactions at photonic materials
Supervisory Team. Geoff Hyett, Pier Sazio, Nuno Bimbo. Project description. A PhD position is available as part of a new Centre of Excellence launching soon called Light and Electrochemical Activated Processes for Chemical Industries (LEAP). Read more
Recognition and sensing of ions, bioanions, and biomolecules by photo-activated metal complexes
The Thomas group is investigating the host-guest chemistry of redox-active and/or photo-active, self-assembled macrocyclic structures. Read more
heterogeneous photo electrically responsive liquid crystal polymers and their smart actuators/robots
Successful completion of this PhD programme could lead to worldwide career opportunities in academia and high-tech industrial sectors like software, R&D, biomed, robotics and smart manufacturing alike. Read more
Cross-talk between adipose tissue and the cardiovascular system in humans: From novel imaging biomarkers development to drug target discovery
We undertake translational cardiovascular research by moving from bench to bedside and vice versa; our main focus is the cross-talk between adipose tissue (AT) and the cardiovascular system. Read more
Chemistry: Fully Funded Swansea and Grenoble Joint PhD Scholarship: Augmented chemical biology for solar hydrogen generation
Funding providers: Swansea University and Université Grenoble Alpes. Subject areas: Chemistry. Project start date: . Read more
Community-based Participatory Research in the Arts: Practice, Innovation and Analysis
The proposed project will harness the enormous potential of community-based participatory research to identify, develop and promote innovative responses to global challenges through artistic, creative and/or visual means. Read more
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Sample-adaptive smart microscopy (Cairn Research and University of Glasgow)
Research Group:
CDT in Applied Photonics
3D timelapse microscope imaging of biological samples is revolutionising biology, unlocking the ability to directly witness events such as cell-cell interactions whose location in time and space cannot be predicted in advance. Read more
PhD in Chemistry: Enhancing organic room-temperature phosphorescence through supramolecular approaches
Dr Yi-Lin Wu. Dr Yi-Lin Wu - People - Cardiff University. Read more
The impact of visual images on verbal fluency for people living with dementia
Research Group:
Health Studies
We know that ability to find and produce words is often affected for people who have dementia. Read more
Functional DNA-based Materials and Sensors
This PhD project falls into the areas of supramolecular chemistry, chemical biology and DNA nanotechnology and involves the preparation and study of DNA-based materials and sensors. Read more
Synthesis of small molecule probes for muscular dystrophy-associated enzymes
Background. Most proteins sitting at the surface of our cells are modified with a diversity of complex carbohydrate structures, or glycans. Read more
A high-throughput library approach for minimizing peptide off-targets
Supervisors. Louise Walport. Ben Schumann. Martin Münzel (Novo Nordisk). Recent breakthroughs in oral peptide delivery have vastly extended the chemical space which is available to drug protein/protein interactions and other challenging targets. Read more
KESS MbyRes Studentship: Development of a programmable Loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) reader for biomedical applications
This is a funded MbyRes, including a generous stipend and tuition fees, with well-resourced circumstances for a successful scholarship. Read more
New endoscopic imaging instrumentation for assessing bacterial infection in tonsillitis
This project is one of 17 four year PhD Studentships funded by Medical Research Scotland (. https://www.medicalresearchscotland.org.uk. Read more
Sun + CO2: a match to drive a more sustainable future
The continuous rise of CO. 2. levels in the atmosphere is one of the most severe challenges that humanity is facing. CO. 2. emission is a significant cause of global warming, and it has been identified as a national climate emergency by the UK Government. Read more