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University of Glasgow Biological Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 University of Glasgow Biological Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 University of Glasgow Biological Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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PhD in Engineering - Enhanced biofiltration process for the removal of pesticides from drinking water in Brazil
Supervisors. Dr Marta Vignola, Prof. Cindy Smith, Dr. Caroline Gauchotte-Linsay, Dr Umer Zeeshan Ijaz. Start September 2022. Project Description. Read more
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PhD in Engineering - Enhanced adsorption-biodegradation processes for the removal of pesticides in drinking water in Brazil
Supervisors. Dr Marta Vignola, Dr. Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay. Start September 2022. Project Description. Brazil is the world first consumer of pesticides. Read more
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PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences – The hydroecology of glacial demise
This project will focus on modelling the ecological impact of glacial melt. Climate warming is melting glaciers at unprecedented rates, however the ecological consequences of this are largely unknown. Read more
PhD in Chemistry - Modulated Self-Assembly of p-Block Metal-Organic Frameworks
Bright, highly motivated candidates are invited to apply for a fully funded 3.5 year PhD position in the Forgan research group, available to commence on 1st October 2022 in the School of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow. Read more
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PhD in Engineering and Physics - Exploring the brain with quantum light
Improving the resolution in the imaging of biological tissues is of paramount importance for early detection of diseases, as well as their correct diagnosis and cure. Read more
PhD in Engineering: Quantum biology on a chip: investigating the optical properties of single biomolecules within nanofabricated photonic devices
The progress in fundamental science and technology has allowed researchers to explore intriguing, but often elusive, quantum effects in atoms, ions and semiconductor nanostructures. Read more
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