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sensing, ray tracing, or digital eye modelling. Exposure to medical device development or regulatory research environments. Understanding of clinical study design or experience working with human or animal
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generation and analysis, particularly the Diamond and SiC material systems Good working knowledge of single-ion-implantation techniques and processes Ideally a good working relationship with both supply chain
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stresses found in human skin, the proposed nanochannels will be meticulously crafted from cutting-edge 2D materials. Leveraging the unique properties of these materials, such as graphene or other two
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). While inclusion health services prioritise mental health and substance use, three interconnected everyday health needs remain critically underserved: dental care, foot health, and vision -directly
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-time, funded (fees and maintenance at domestic UKRI rates) PhD studentships with the AHRC-funded Centre for People’s Justice. Students will be based in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
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of at-home diagnostic kits by-passes the bottleneck of conventional face-to-face appointments by enabling individuals to test for infections outside conventional healthcare services. These technologies
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recordings and brain imaging. Here, there will be a particular focus on autonomic function/arousal, the control of balance and gait (especially gait initiation) and the relationship between these non-motor and
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to human gut organoids and primary airway epithelial cultures, to map innate immune responses and identify viral factors responsible for immune evasion. In parallel, you will develop a rapid RT-LAMP
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generated will speed up drug design and development and push forward our understanding of human health and disease. As a Franklin PhD student you will: * Work on highly interdisciplinary projects with real
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oxidative and nitrosative stress, and normalises BH4 redox balance. The PhD will first define how NOHA behaves as a ROS scavenger and NO donor in vitro and in primary human aortic endothelial cells. It will