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We have 124 Neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
Neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
We have 124 Neuroscience PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
Automatic feeder for monitoring and supporting bumblebees to counteract the effects of climate change and global insect decline
Motivation. Bumblebees are agriculturally important pollinators, but are currently declining in abundance in the UK and around the world due to climate change and other man-made stressors, such as the use of herbicides and pesticides. Read more
Automatic feeder for monitoring and supporting bumblebees to counteract the effects of climate change and global insect decline
Motivation. Bumblebees are agriculturally important pollinators, but are currently declining in abundance in the UK and around the world due to climate change and other man-made stressors, such as the use of herbicides and pesticides. Read more
Automated assay to study mosquito development and behaviour in changing climatic conditions
Motivation. Mosquitoes are vectors of devastating diseases that claim over a million human lives every year. Mosquitoes rapidly spread to new areas of the world, assisted by climate change and emerging insecticide resistance. Read more
York YBDTP project: Characterisation of the HSF1 regulatory complex
Lead supervisor: Dr Han-Jou Chen. Co-supervisors: Prof Tony Wilkinson - Chemistry and Prof Sean Sweeney - Biology,. The student will be registered with the Department of Biology (University of York). Read more
Making the most of the annual physical health check for people with mental illnesses
About the Project. Primary Supervisor: Natalie Shoham. Co-Supervisor(s). Dr Georgina Hosang, Dr Sheraz Ahmad, Professor Jianhua Wu. Read more
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(BBSRC NWD) mRNA epigenetics: Characterization of novel layer of gene regulation for essential brain functions
For over 40 years we know about modified nucleotides in mRNA, but the emerging field of epitranscriptomics is still in its infancy in developing methods for accurate global detection of mRNA modifications. Read more
PhD Studentship - Clinically unrecognised dementia with Lewy bodies: what are the causes, consequences, and opportunities?
Award Summary. 100% of home tuition fees paid and an annual stipend (living expenses) of £20,500. Additional funding will support research visits, attendance at national/international conferences, and training. . Read more
Bioelectrochemical synapse-like communication in bacteria
The human body consists of ~1013 human cells and nearly equal number of bacterial cells. These bacteria impact human heath, physiology and even psychology. Read more
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Drug repurposing in HNRNP-related disorders: towards developing novel therapies.
Rare diseases affect over 3.5 million people in the UK and recent medical advances have provided the means to generate potential treatments for several rare diseases that have been studied to-date but have no treatment. Read more
Funded Structured International 3-4 year Doctoral Programme in the field of “Heart & Brain”
The Research Training Group 2824 (GRK 2824) funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) offers a structured international 3-4‐year doctoral programme in the field of “Heart & Brain” and offers an excellent research environment, a comprehensive curriculum and a broad supervision and mentoring network. Read more
Understanding the Human Spatial Navigation in Complex Urban Environment - CSC PhD scholarship
The University of Birmingham is inviting applications for a China Scholarship Council (CSC) PhD studentship focused on human navigation in urban environments. Read more
Department of Psychology
This programme presents the opportunity to join our international and interdisciplinary research community working within the fields of developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, neuroscience and neurocognition or social processes. Read more
Characterisation of the HSF1 regulatory complex
Protein homeostasis is key to cell function and survival and mismanagement leads to the accumulation of aberrant protein aggregates which subsequently disrupt cellular functions and lead to cell death. Read more
Mechanisms of alternative splicing in neurodegeneration and ageing
After decades of research, we still have limited mechanistic understanding of the two most studied anti-ageing therapies, reduced mTor signalling (e.g. Read more