Centre For Pharmaceutical Medicine Research PhD - 8 Studentships

The Centre For Pharmaceutical Medicine Research (CPMR) is offering 8 PhD projects:

• Understanding emerging models of patient engagement and their impact on the research, development and use of medicines (C. Copeland & G. McClelland)
• Machine learning based algorithms to improve the clinical management and outcomes of patients with cardiovascular disease (M. Alhnan & A. Ferro)
• Appraising the accelerated approval of medicines used for cancer care (S. A. Jones & Y Kamel)
• Developing a case to widen the access to topical onychomycosis therapies and provide personalised treatment (S. A. Jones & G. McClelland)
• Understanding how the regulation of borderline substances influences medicine quality: Vitamin D as a case study. (S. A. Jones & C. Naraynassamy)
• Exploring new digital platforms to provide patient information on how to use medicines (M. Alhnan & G. McClelland)
• Theranostic hydrogen sulphide dressings in wound healing (A. Dyson & A. Lockett)
• Exploring Antipsychotic-Associated Pneumonia through host-immune responses (C. Copeland, R. Amison & Paul Rees)

Duration of award/start date:

The duration of this award is 3 years. The start date is 1st February 2022.

Eligibility Criteria:

To apply, you must hold a 2:1 Degree in a Healthcare or science subject, and have an IELTS 6.5 to meet our English Language Requirements. 

For further details about King's English Language entry requirements, please see our webpage: English Language Requirements.

Application Process:

To apply, please email a cover letter to [Email Address Removed] by the application deadline Tuesday 2nd November 2021, 23:59 (GMT).

For any queries about these projects, please email us on: [Email Address Removed]