A three-year full-time National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC) PhD studentship award is available to conduct research investigating how microbiome dysbiosis can cause dysregulation in bile acid synthesis leading to primary Bile Acid Malabsorption.
Queen Mary University of London is announcing an exciting opportunity for an allocated four-year PhD position in either the Earth Surface Science group in the School of Geography or the Evolution and Development group in the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
Queen Mary University of London is announcing an exciting opportunity for an allocated four-year PhD position in either the Earth Surface Science group in the School of Geography or the Evolution and Development group in the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences.
This doctoral studentship is in the field of complex infrastructure systems, i.e. inter-connected, co-evolving energy, transport, water, waste and telecoms systems, and how they interact with food system vulnerabilities.
The successful candidate will work with project partners to develop a flood risk model, analyse and model range of potential Natural Flood Management techniques to the catchment areas.
Our current understanding of soil exposure in the UK population is extremely limited. The current risk assessment paradigm makes large assumptions based on very uncertain data to estimate direct exposures via soil ingestion or dust inhalation.
Climate change predictions for the British Isles generally indicate that there will be higher winter rainfall in future, but with more frequent high intensity rainfall events at any time of year.
Community resilience has become a central part of disaster management approaches over recent years, adopted by policymakers and practitioners’ worldwide.
Lead (Pb) poisoning is commonly linked amongst anthropogenically-caused deaths in waterfowl and this is often associated with hunting and fishing activities.
