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PhD Scholarship for a chemistry, materials or chemical engineering student looking to apply their skills in electrode development for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction. Research will be conducted within the Applied Chemistry and Environmental Science discipline in the School of Science. PhD...
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and or Cell/Tissue Culture laboratory in a teaching or research setting. Demonstrated experience operating and maintaining laboratory-based instruments & equipment relevant to the Biotechnology and or
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electrochemical experiments. A solid understanding of molecular modelling. Exceptional scholarly writing skills, with a history of publishing in top-tier journals and conferences. The capacity to work independently
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to deliver therapies to a specialized immune cell in the lungs called macrophages. Using a multidisciplinary approach, we will develop innovative treatments to improve health outcomes. Chronic lung diseases
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experience immunological techniques such as leukocyte isolation, cell culture and flow cytometry. Strong experience in basic mouse handling (basic handling, one-handed restraint, tissue harvest). Strong
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concept – a reversible hydrogen fuel cell with an integrated porous carbon electrode for storing neutralised protons; and proton flow reactor concepts – a proton battery with a flow-through carbon slurry
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This project will examine the behaviour of nanocarriers at cell/bacteria surfaces and response to biological environments and molecules (such as proteins). Research will utilize a suite of cutting
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anti-cancer roles of these compounds via modulation of the immune system, with particular focus on effector (Teff) and regulatory (Treg) T cell populations. This project aims to identify changes in
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characterisation techniques: surface and spectroscopic analysis, electrochemical study, mineralogy analysis, and synchrotron technology. Environmental contamination with uranium has posed a significant problem owing
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PhD Scholarship in ‘Using nanoparticles to enhance the immune response and improve vaccine efficacy’
to the vaccine, particularly regarding inducing a T cell response. Our lab focuses on viral sized nanoparticles as adjuvanting vaccine delivery systems to improve both the antibody mediated and cellular immune