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for the prediction of bone changes over time in the mouse tibia due to external biomechanical and biochemical stimuli, and at validating its outcomes versus state-of-the-art longitudinal micro-computed tomography
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PhD in Languages and Cultures School of Languages and Cultures (SLC) Arts Research Programme Funding Available Students Worldwide Details The School is in the top 100 of the QS World University
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caregivers from ethnically diverse and minoritised communities. The project will be a mixed methods design involving literature review, qualitative or quantitative data collection from ethnically diverse
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the absence of telomerase, and how these correlate with gut repair capacity, using zebrafish and human samples. This is a multidisciplinary project, with state-of-the-art methodology, from advanced microscopy
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an appropriate qualitative or mixed method research design to (i) identify professional groups with heavy drinking cultures through a systematic literature review, (ii) devise sampling and recruitment strategies
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for general population utility values (e.g. anchoring age-specific utility estimates). This project will include a systematic literature review of existing approaches for adjusting utility values for ageing and
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literature relevant to young people’s activism for socioeconomic and health equity. They will create a logic model depicting how young people understand their role in reducing socioeconomic, spatial and health
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access state-of-the-art facilities. Industry Experience: Gain practical experience with a leading company in the field. Make a Global Impact: Contribute to a project with significant implications for clean
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important yet enigmatic traits of flowering plants. Project goals include: 1) Characterising volatile metabolite production in floral tissue using state-of-the-art metabolomics instruments (LC-MS/GC-MS) in
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peptide hormones targeting class B GPCRs using state-of-the-art microwave-assisted solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS) and chemoselective labelling strategies. 2. Conduct a systematic structure-activity