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in a real-world setting. Funding These are doctoral teaching assistant positions that combine a PhD programme with a university teaching contract. Your time will be split approximately 60% on research
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Application deadline: 24/07/2026 This PhD will be undertaken over a total period of 70 months and will combine research and teaching responsibilities. This PhD project is fully funded; students who
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of the premier UK Higher Education institutions focused on the land-based and food supply chain sector. With around 2,800 undergraduate students, plus those completing postgraduate, research and CPD programmes
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develop skills highly valued in FemTech and diet and health industries. These studentships are funded through GW4 BioMed3 MRC Doctoral Landscape Programme and consist of UK tuition fees, as well as a
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statistical approaches to characterise disease trajectories, develop risk prediction models, and identify factors associated with differential treatment outcomes. The findings will improve understanding of long
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: [email protected] Project enquiries: Dr Ginny Mounce ([email protected] ) The studentship requires you to undertake the equivalent of up to 6 hrs of teaching per week on average, during semester
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to a total of 4 years is then possible provided the excellent performance of the candidate. Your future tasks: You actively participate in research, teaching & administration, which means: Synthesize and
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on clinical complications, and use machine learning to develop and validate predictive models to identify high-risk patients. The research aims to individualise inpatient care, reduce hospital-acquired
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disorder with debilitating effects on a patient's quality of life. Because current medications do not work well, we need to study its molecular cause to develop new therapeutics. Recent research identified a
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idea in more detail using novel genetic epidemiological techniques in large global biobanks. The student will train in 3 world leading centres and will gain skills in immunology, statistics and genetic