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in synthetic biology and capitalize on the established skills in the laboratory of European Inventor Hall of Fame inductee Professor Oliver Rackham to engineer RNA editing systems capable of efficient
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of stress biology data, and known institutional equity cohort data. Objectives are to: Examine associations between intra-institutional and intrapersonal wellbeing support factors, (and the interactions
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GRDC – Snail Biology PhD Scholarship In Australia, four snail species of European-Mediterranean descent have become entrenched as major agricultural pests, specifically targeting grain crops
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In this cross-disciplinary study, we will correlate inflammatory status and epigenetic monocyte programming, with depression in young and elderly, and male and female volunteers. In this cross-disciplinary study, we will correlate inflammatory status and epigenetic monocyte programming, with...
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development. The students will leverage and develop their skills and expertise in biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology and/or plant science to pioneer strategies to prolong the effectiveness
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(e.g. ions of Fe, Cu, Zn) perform a wide array of functions in cell biology, and without metal ions life would not exist. The variety of biological functions performed by metal ions is intrinsically
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has strong experience in developing targeted therapy and specific biomarkers. We will apply advanced cancer research and molecular biology techniques to answer fundamental mechanisms relating to chemo
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vertebrates, if it is present in sharks and how or if cartilage repair occurs in lower vertebrates. This project aims to develop a better understanding of the biology of cartilage in lower vertebrate taxa
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their therapeutic potential. This project involves molecular biology, cell culture, biochemistry and super resolution microscopy approaches to study the function of known and novel lncRNAs in cancer. The successful
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have a passion for natural history and/or molecular biology, and have hands-on experience with basic wetlab techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR, DNA quantification etc. Ideally the candidate also have