10 animal-science scholarships at University of Nottingham

PhD Studentship: Developmental consequences of heat stress during early mammalian embryogenesis

View All Vacancies Science Location:  UK Other Closing Date:  Friday 10 May 2024 Reference:  SCI271 Supervisor: Kevin Sinclair Secondary Supervisor: Ramiro Alberio, David Gardner Subject Area

PhD Studentship: Developmental consequences of heat stress during early mammalian embryogenesis

: Environment and developmental biology Summary of Project: Epidemiological evidence in humans indicates that acute heat exposure around the time of mating results in pregnancy loss, with potential long-term

PhD Studentship- Computer Vision-Based Monitoring of Health, Welfare and Living Space in Dairy Cattle

of Computer Science, and industry partner Vet Vision AI; helping to shape the future of the animal health and welfare. Numerous health and management problems impact dairy cow welfare and productivity, however, many

PhD Studentship: Novel subsurface Raman microscopy technologies to enable the development of next-generation drug and implant therapies

Sciences and School of Pharmacy, currently funded by the National Centre for Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs https://www.nc3rs.org.uk ). Thus, this project is an

PhD Studentship: Measuring differences in neural inhibition in people with Tinnitus

the Auditory Cortical Circuits Lab (Hearing Sciences, School of Medicine) at the University of Nottingham. Project details: Tinnitus (often described as ringing in the ears), can be a debilitating disorder. At

PhD Studentship: Understanding and enhancing the physiological resilience of older adults to improve health-span: a focus on skeletal muscle.

@nottingham.ac.uk PhD 2 - Prof Paul Greenhaff (School of Life Sciences) – [email protected] PhD 3 - Prof Bethan Phillips (School of Medicine) – [email protected] Funded by the Dunhill

PhD Studentship- RNA Beneath the Surface: Determining RNA Structure and Stability within Nanoparticle Encapsulation using Integrative Cryo-OrbiSIMS and Computer Modelling

Science Background: The School of Veterinary Medicine and Science (SVMS) undertakes research on key issues in fundamental science and in human and animal health. The student will be an active member of

PhD Studentship: Untangling the role of 3D collagen fibre networks in breast cancer progression

and Science (SVMS), which undertakes research on life-threatening and life-changing diseases in humans and animals. This interdisciplinary project will also benefit from access to custom-built

PhD Studentship- Specific targeting of antigens for activation of cytotoxic T cells against intracellular pathogens

of Veterinary Medicine and Science (SVMS) undertakes research on many key aspects of companion animals and livestock health and production. Research at the School is integrated into the University structure with

PhD Studentship: Pectin supplementation to reduce gut and systemic inflammation and improve liver, muscle and gastrointestinal outcomes.

thicker. New research has shown that they can reduce inflammation. They do their job by stopping the TLR2 immune pathway. It is also known that animals that don't have TLR2 do not get liver scarring  liver