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. Projects are available to address one or more of the following scientific challenges: 1. Mechanical Integration Structural and functional integration requires the development of novel joining technologies
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promotion and athletic performance, essential for maintaining functional capacity and driving physical development. However, prescribing RT is complex due to large inter- and intra-individual variability in
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for stable maintenance of fully synthetic chromosomes within eukaryotic cells. We offer a highly collaborative multi-disciplinary PhD between the Nieduszynski (chromosome biology; technology development) and
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. The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting the interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research and professional development objectives of the programme, including implementation of advanced
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the development of guidelines dedicated to the design and operation of energy piles. Supervisory Team: The candidate will be supervised within the Department of Built Environment and Life Sciences by Dr Andrew
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flight collaborating with leading aerospace companies. Work will include the development of a laboratory test system able of emulating arc faults, fault inception and propagation operating environments in
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is easily accessible by public transport. Potential for development: Success in life depends on what you make of it, but if you are ambitious and successful, there are plenty of opportunities
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the role of the mitogen-activated protein kinase, Mps1, which plays an essential role in appressorium development and host penetration. Deletion of the MPS1 gene abolishes pathogenicity of the fungus. Very
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accessible by public transport. Potential for development: Success in life depends on what you make of it, but if you are ambitious and successful, there are plenty of opportunities to connect you to all
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particular focus on the development of new catalysts and electrocatalysts for sulfur redox reactions. We encourage applicants with a range of skill sets to apply. The candidate will work within the Nottingham