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We have 10 Keele University PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Keele University PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 10 Keele University PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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Pairing structure and function: microporous catalysts for the renewable age
A funded PhD studentship for a project entitled “Pairing structure and function. microporous catalysts for the renewable age” is available from 1st October 2023 for 48 months under the supervision of Dr Peter D. Read more
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Higher education institutions: exploring composition, culture, and student outcomes in national administrative datasets
TEF (Teaching Excellence Framework) and REF (Research Excellence Framework) ratings guide students’ choice of a university; students choose universities with ‘gold’ TEF ratings and highest REF ratings as they perceive the prestige of these universities to lead to positive labour market outcomes. Read more
Structural insight into human C-reactive protein effector mechanisms
This is a collaborative project between Keele University and Diamond Light Source, the UK’s national synchrotron science facility located at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus. Read more
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Prostate cancer: High accuracy early diagnostics and prognostics utilising X-ray scattering
The majority of prostate cancer diagnoses in the UK are made following NICE suspected cancer pathway referrals based upon an abnormal feeling prostate on examination or raised prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test. Read more
Stimulating the sirtuin family in the treatment of inflammatory diseases”
Cancer and ageing are interconnected through inflammation. Continuous exposure of internal and external stressors on cells can lead to a cancer diagnosis. Read more
Studying the role of the sirtuin family in the treatment of IBS
Irritable bowel syndrome can affect over 20% of the general population, with patients suffering a range of symptoms including stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea and constipation. Read more
Engineering biosensors for the detection of bacterial proteins
Superbug outbreaks are more likely to occur in a healthcare environment and are causing an increasing number of deaths every year. Read more
Using Crowdsource knowledge to Support Software Developers
Crowd-sourced knowledge is heavily used in software development. For example, thousands of software developers use Stack overflow website to ask questions and find solutions to the problem they are encountering. Read more
Multi-Sensor information fusion to assess the Quality-of-User Experience using Physiological Signals and Deep Learning
Wearable IoT devices can be seen in a variety of applications including healthcare, activity trackers, stress detectors, navigation systems and smart textiles. Read more
NIHR SPHR PhD studentships in Public Health
We are delighted to announce the launch of our PhD studentship competition 2023, offering a flexible opportunity to start in October 2023 for full-time and part-time applicants. Read more
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