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The GW4 BioMed3 Doctoral Landscape Programme is offering up to 18 MRC funded studentships across a range of biomedical disciplines, with a start date of October 2027. These four-year studentships provide funding for fees and stipend at the rate set by the UKRI, as well as other research training...
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appears protective. This inverse relationship provides a powerful genetic entry point to identify pathways that drive vulnerability or resilience genome wide. This project will use computational methods
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healthy despite being at high genetic risk of dementia? This project will use cutting-edge genetic and molecular data from large human biobanks to identify molecular factors that help protect against
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neurodevelopmental disorders? This project will use human stem cells to grow early brain cells, then rapidly switch off selected disease-linked transcription factors. By measuring the immediate effects on chromatin
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risks for brain disorders like schizophrenia, depression, autism and Alzheimer’s disease? This project explores how sex chromosomes shape gene expression and epigenetic regulation in the human brain
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. In this project we will study the functions of the rare coding variants using zebrafish and compare the results with mouse models of equivalent mutations and human post-mortem brain tissue
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affect economic and social decisions. Because these drugs act on the brain's reward system, they may quietly change how patient, risk-taking, cooperative or competitive people are—with consequences
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and behaviour change? Join our cutting-edge research project examining the relationship between diet, mental health and well-being, premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and perimenopausal symptoms across
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to poorer health outcomes. Food insecurity is linked to other eating disorders, but its relationship with ARFID is unknown. This project will explore that gap through large cohort datasets, interviews with
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recordings and brain imaging. Here, there will be a particular focus on autonomic function/arousal, the control of balance and gait (especially gait initiation) and the relationship between these non-motor and