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We have 8 Systematic Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK)
Systematic Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK)
We have 8 Systematic Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for European Students (exc UK)
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White Rose BBSRC DTP: Understanding the molecular basis for zoonosis of hepatitis E virus.
The recent coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of understanding how viruses can cross barrier between species. Hepatitis E virus (HEV) can be transmitted to humans via animal species such as pigs and deer (e.g. Read more
Tricia Cohen Prize Studentship: How do Dysregulated Signalling Pathways cause Intellectual Disability?
The goal of our lab is to understand how signal transduction is disrupted to cause intellectual disability, which is a major healthcare challenge world-wide. Read more
Circuit basis of learning and action-selection
The overall goal of our research is to discover the circuit implementation of learning and action selection. Since these functions likely emerge from… Read more
Neural Circuits for Sex and Memory in the Fly
We study how sensory information is transformed into behaviour in the fly brain. We mostly use the olfactory system, because olfaction is a relatively shallow sense. Read more
Replicating RNA with RNA
A critical event in the origin of life is thought to have been the emergence of an RNA molecule capable of self-replication as well as mutation, and hence evolution towards ever more efficient replication. Read more
Stem cells and hungry neurons: neuropeptides in energy homeostasis
Summary. You will investigate the role of neural stem cells and neurons in energy homeostasis. You will determine how neuropeptides and diet affects stem cells, neurons and glia from mouse and human brain. Read more
Visual attention as a model for uncovering the neural mechanisms of communication across brain areas
Summary. No area of the brain works in isolation. Areas of the brain work in concert with one another, forming functional networks defined by the connections between them. Read more
Investigating how large-scale genome instability in fungi contributes to the host-pathogen interactions.
Fungal infections affect billions of people, including >1.5 million global deaths each year. Our failure to achieve cure against fungal infections results from the high levels of tolerance and resistance to antifungal drugs in clinical fungal isolates. Read more
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