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Project summary We are looking for a talented and motivated graduate in Biosciences, Biomedicine, Human Genetics or related discipline to engage in an exciting new project at Manchester Metropolitan
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Comparing toxicological response in fish and human cells in vitro: A step towards enhanced understanding of stress biology across vertebrates DoS: Prof Awadhesh N. Jha ([email protected] , tel
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This project has a start date of October 2024. There is a growing body of research describing the benefits of exposure to natural environments for human physiology and psychology. Nature, therefore
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. Subsequently the overall aim of this project is to gain a greater understanding of sex variations in SkM and to what degree these differences are driven by specific sex hormones. In humans, males possess greater
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identification: this involves conducting a systematic review of existing literature, examining various biomarkers that have been used to assess biological age. Physiological and functional assessments of human
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, engineering (control and dynamical systems) and neuroscience. The post is attached to Prof. Peter Bossaerts' Leverhulme Trust International Professorship. The research aims at exploring and understanding human
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, engineering (control and dynamical systems) and neuroscience. The post is attached to Prof. Peter Bossaerts' Leverhulme Trust International Professorship. The research aims at exploring and understanding human
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important since incorrect formation of the neural tube leads to developmental defects that account for some of the most common and severe birth defects in humans. Such defects, including anencephaly and spina
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to no intentional human support. Considerations surrounding unowned cat populations are well-documented and span multiple fields of research including animal welfare, conservation and public health. Despite the well
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human health and wellbeing in addition to providing excellent research environments. In the past three years UWL has heavily invested in the state-of-the-art equipment enabling the conduct of world