63 postdoc-exercise-physiology PhD positions at University of Nottingham

PhD Studentship: Optical fibre sensing for measuring physical and physiological signals during rehabilitation

(thickness of a human hair) that can be used to measure a person’s physical and physiological properties. This PhD will explore the use of fibre Bragg gratings (physical sensor) in combination with

PhD Studentship: Understanding and enhancing the physiological resilience of older adults to improve health-span: a focus on skeletal muscle.

in a relevant undergraduate degree (e.g., Exercise Science, Physiology, Biology, Biomedical Sciences (non-exhaustive list)), OR a minimum of a 2.2 undergraduate degree and a relevant Master’s degree

PhD Studentship: EPSRC-funded four-year PhD studentships in the Synthesis and Use of Novel Materials to Enhance Medical Imaging at the University of Nottingham, in partnership with the University

(CfAM) and Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centres , will deliver significant improvements in medical imaging/ treatment by the synthesis and use of novel materials that will allow the co‑application

PhD Studentship connected to the UK National Rehabilitation Centre, focusing on Next Generation Rehabilitation Technologies - Multiple positions

will explore the use of fibre Bragg gratings (physical sensor) in combination with photoplethysmography (physiological sensor) for applications in rehabilitation. For example for people recovering from

PhD Studentship- Project Title: The Importance of Muscle Stem Cells: Implications for Muscle Repair in Inflammation and Trauma

tax-free stipend. Supervisors: Dr Sophie Joanisse (Assistant Professor of Exercise Physiology, School of Life Sciences, University of Nottingham) Prof Paul Greenhaff (Professor of Muscle Metabolism

PhD Studentship: Tele-rehabilitation robotics for functional recovery in patients with frailty

use of these services is often limited by frailty-related physical and cognitive impairments, transportation issues or other individual living contexts which affect engagement at the level and frequency

PhD Studentship: Pain increases disability; disability increases pain: Understanding the vicious cycle.

the vicious cycle. Arthritis affects 10 million people in the UK, and is on the rise. Many do not respond adequately to treatment. Pain is the main symptom, a leading cause of disability and worsens the risk of

3-year PhD Studentship in the School of Medicine

to mepolizumab ([email protected] ) 5) Exploring the utility of OMICS to predict physiological responses to exercise-for-health interventions ([email protected]  ) 6) Identifying

PhD Research Studentship Opportunity: Developing Resorbable Inorganic Materials for Biosensing Applications

the physiological measurements they can assess. Hence developing phosphate-based glasses into fibrous or microsphere forms are strong candidates for delivering these new innovations. Project Description: This project

PhD studentship: Using next generation nitrogen sources for producing spring malting barley and its impact on yield and grain malt quality

production. This project will assess the impacts that new nitrogen fertilizers will have on barley yield and malt quality to improve the N-use efficiency (NUE) and hence sustainability of barley supply. You