Structure and Function of Innate Immune Signalling in Mosquito Vectors
Research Group:
Dr M Gangloff
Dr M Gangloff
Applications accepted all year round
Over the course of a long evolutionary history vector-borne pathogens have developed mechanisms to successfully disrupt natural defences in both their mammalian hosts and insect vectors in order to survive and establish infection.
Applications of topology to soft matter physics
Dr M Grant, Dr R Hepworth
Applications accepted all year round
This project will address mathematical problems in the research field of algebraic topology, inspired by the theory of topological defects in soft materials.
Machine learning approaches to advance clinical decision making
Prof B Schelter, Prof M Thiel
Applications accepted all year round
In this project we will use machine learning to process patient health records in order to support medical decision making. Multifaceted data will be combined and analysed to advance the standard of care.
Unravelling molecular mechanism of atypical cell division in malaria parasite towards identifying novel intervention strategies
Development of a Microwave Footwear Screening System for Concealed Threat Detection.
