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from animal hosts (are ‘zoonotic’), yet it is hard to predict which pathogen species are likely to cross into human populations and why. This project will combine AI Large Language Models, extracting
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with no cure, and we urgently need new ways to understand and treat it. This exciting PhD project combines cutting-edge stem cell technology, 3D bioprinting, brain cell models, and advanced genomic
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to build the developing brain? This project explores how neuronal signals regulate astrocyte function and how this communication is disrupted in neurodevelopmental disorders. Using a unique combination of
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operations to decommissioning at Sellafield in West Cumbria. It asks how working lives, identities, relationships and community futures are reshaped when a long-standing industrial site shifts from production
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physics of electromagnetic materials and practical applications in 6G communications. The PhD is 4 years and funded by DSTL (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), and you will undertake a mixture of
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, speech, gaze, affective dynamics and interaction patterns. This PhD project will develop personalised AI models for computational mental health by simulating the latent cognitive processes underlying
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Join us in the University of Exeter’s Centre for Metamaterials Research & Innovation – the heart of the UK Metamaterials community. You’ll be part of the £20 million EPSRC MetaHUB – the UK’s largest
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such risks arise and developing strategies to optimise phage therapy for co-infections, helping unlock its full potential as a next-generation antimicrobial treatment. These studentships are funded through GW4
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immunomodulatory compound, you will determine how it reprograms host lipid pathways to boost immunity and eliminate infection. Using lipidomics, zebrafish models and clinical samples, this research will identify
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injury in eating disorders (EDs) by examining neurocognitive mechanisms through fMRI, psychometric assessment, and qualitative interviews. It aims to identify distinct brain activation patterns linked