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We have 169 Chemistry (cell) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Chemistry (cell) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 169 Chemistry (cell) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
BBSRC NWD CASE: Expanding single-cell proteomics into single-cell multi-Omics
Lipids are dysregulated in many conditions, in healthy, developmental and pathological states, with an example being viral infection. Read more
(BBSRC NWD) Developing biomaterials to engineer how cancer cells sense force to regulate gene expression
Overview . This project seeks to develop material engineering approaches to model and understand the mechanisms by which force is transmitted from the extracellular microenvironment into the nucleus to regulate gene expression. . Read more
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Single-cell profiling: Exploring individualism and group behaviour within bacterial populations
Primary Supervisor: Dr Christoph Engl. Co-Supervisor(s): Dr Andrei Sapelkin (SPCS). Funding: China Scholarship Council (CSC). Read more
York YBDTP project: Bioelectrical control of epithelial cell behaviour
Lead supervisor: Prof Will Brackenbury. Co-supervisors: Dr Andrew Holding and Dr Alexander Fletcher, University of Sheffield. Read more
Bioelectrical control of epithelial cell behaviour
Bioelectrical behaviours, such as ion transport and action potential firing, are key features of “excitable” neuronal and muscle cells but are less well understood in “non-excitable” epithelial cells. Read more
Smart Switchable Sensors for On-demand Biosensing and Cell Therapy Monitoring
Cell and gene therapies are poised to transform medicine by providing personalized and effective treatments for patients with chronic or life-threatening diseases. Read more
Smart Switchable Sensors for On-demand Biosensing and Cell Therapy Monitoring
Cell and gene therapies are poised to transform medicine by providing personalized and effective treatments for patients with chronic or life-threatening diseases. Read more
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FAST cell for the study of type-zero porous liquids (FASTzero)
Carbon capture and hydrogen storage are, globally, two of the most critical research and policy topics, due to their energetic and environmental importance. Read more
Synthesis and biological evaluation of cell targeting oligonucleotide-antibody bioconjugates
Background. Biomolecule-based therapeutics – or biologics – have emerged as powerful modalities to treat diseases that are typically beyond the reach of conventional small molecules. Read more
(BBSRC NWD) Cells on a leash: using bio-electrochemistry to pull on a [2]rotaxane thread
Communication across cell membranes is a crucial function that allows cells to respond to chemical messages in their external environment. Read more
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Elongasome: Synthesis of chemical probes to study bacterial cell wall formation
The bacterial cell wall is essential for the survival of most bacteria. It is also what dictates their shape. Bacterial cell walls are comprised mostly of a compound called peptidoglycan, which is polymerised to form new cell wall material by a multiprotein complex known as the ‘elongasome’. Read more
Wall Teichoic Acid biosynthesis inhibitors to fight antibiotic resistance
Background and aims. Antibiotic resistance is a growing threat to human health. In 2019, more than 1.2 million people died globally as a result of antimicrobial resistant bacterial infections; of these, more than 100,000 deaths were attributed to methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Read more
Glycan sensing technology for early and accurate cancer diagnosis
Cell and gene therapies are poised to transform medicine by providing personalized and effective treatments for patients with chronic or life-threatening diseases. Read more
Microbial Induced Electrochemistry at the Local Site and Single Cell Level
Microbial Induced Corrosion (MIC) is a serious economic problem with an estimate worldwide cost of $113 Bn every year. MIC impacts a very wide range of industries, from power plants to construction, and even the health of humans with implants or protheses. Read more
Novel self-oxygenating and cell-instructive materials for chronic wound healing
Applications are invited for a fully funded 4-year PhD at the University of Nottingham in collaboration with Convatec Group Plc. The project aims at developing novel materials with unprecedented capability to engineer tissue microenvironment and heal diabetic wounds. Read more