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biomarkers predicting clinical outcome are lacking. Improving our understanding of the biological pathways underlying mitochondrial disease is essential for the development of better diagnostic, prognostic and
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, and an interest in translational medical-device research. The work is structured in three phases: protocol development and ex vivo validation; algorithm refinement and an in vivo pilot; and clinical
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an opportunity to join an inclusive, collaborative, and internationally connected research environment, working on a conceptually novel project with relevance to ecology, evolution, and sustainable
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on the foundational studies on food structure and bolus formation. The project is highly relevant to the development of improved laboratory models of human digestion, enabled through engagement with an international
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/keyprojects/metahub/ ). The selected candidate will play a key role in the development of new R2R processes and apply these to new 3D nanoscale metamaterials developed by the MetaHub consortium. Collaborating
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on the legal aspects of the development of the right to water and combining those with the methods that analyse governance issues, especially in regions in developing countries where demands on water supplies
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communication skills to develop and maintain effective working relationships. Has experience/ ability to prepare ethical, research and development applications and knowledge of research governance Desirable
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systems. Emerging evidence suggests that interactions between pests and pathogens can profoundly alter plant health, disease development, and crop productivity. However, the ecological and molecular
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and generates local economic growth. The project uses data on investments made by development banks to build a novel panel dataset spanning 20 years of climate-relevant finance across European regions
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Hydrogen Integration Incubator , a £69 million hub, enabling hydrogen technology development and commercialisation. At a glance Application deadline: 14 Oct 2026 Award type(s) PhD Start date: 25 Jan 2027