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We have 23 insects PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
insects PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 23 insects PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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MScR: The function and mechanisms of animal defensive coloration
“The colours of many animals seem adapted to their purposes of concealing themselves, either to avoid danger, or to spring upon their prey.” Darwin, E. Read more
The function and mechanisms of animal defensive coloration
“The colours of many animals seem adapted to their purposes of concealing themselves, either to avoid danger, or to spring upon their prey.” Darwin, E. Read more
MSc by Research: Protein expression and purification from plants to facilitate structural biology in plant-pest interactions
Pests and diseases are a major threat to food security with losses ranging between 20-40%. Aphids are one of the most devastating insect pests, globally. Read more
MScR: Seeing forest recovery through the dung: post-disturbance trajectories in Amazonian dung beetles
The climate and biodiversity crisis are the two most pressing societal challenges we currently face. While tropical forests house most of the global biodiversity, insects constitute most of all known terrestrial animals and play crucial roles in ecosystem functioning. Read more
Bio-inspired sensing and control for aerial vehicles PhD or MSc by Research
It is well known that birds, bats, insects and fishes can sense environmental flows to perform agile and robust motion. They are also using information about external flows to harvest energy from the environment. Read more
Forensic acarology: the importance of mites in forensic investigations
This project involves the study of mites (Acari) in their role as useful markers in forensic investigations. . Read more
Wider benefits of the National Pollinator Strategy
Research Group:
Applied Ecology Research Group (AERG)
Research Group. Applied Ecology Research Group. (AERG). Proposed supervisory team. Dr Alvin Helden. Dr Tom Ings. Several other members of Biology staff with interest in this subject area could be part of the team e.g., Dr Peter Brown and Dr Sarah Hart. Read more
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