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2026 Sponsor UKRI – Imago, SDR UK Imagery Data Service Supervisors Dr Maria Valasia Peppa, https://www.ncl.ac.uk/engineering/staff/profile/maria-valasiapeppa.html Dr Vasilis Glenis, https://www.ncl.ac.uk
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predictive models of formation alteration. The project is funded by Eni S.p.A through the UK Energy Futures (ukenergyfutures.org ). research partnership, bringing together geoscientists, engineers, and social
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biomarkers predicting clinical outcome are lacking. Improving our understanding of the biological pathways underlying mitochondrial disease is essential for the development of better diagnostic, prognostic and
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Award summary 100% of home tuition fees and annual stipend at UKRI rates (2026–27). This studentship is open to home fee paying applicants only. Overview Interested in how health innovations
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will be required to fund the difference between home and international fees. If English is not your first language, you must have IELTS 7.0 overall (with a minimum of 6.5 in all sub-skills). How to apply
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. The PhD candidate, funded by the UKHSA, will work with the IID3 study team and the UKHSA using study data. The aim is to understand how laboratory methods can affect the detection of pathogens and how
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possesses a complex, hierarchical structure that is readily damaged during routine styling treatments involving heat, chemical processing, and mechanical stress. The global hair care market is a highly
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Award summary 100% home fees covered, and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £21,805 (subject to minor change) Overview Human hair possesses a complex, hierarchical structure that is
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Honours degree in biology, genetics, biomedicine, or a related area. The candidate must be willing to learn bioinformatics. A further qualification such as an MRes is advantageous. The studentship covers
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predictive models of formation alteration. The project is funded by Eni S.p.A through the UK Energy Futures (ukenergyfutures.org ). research partnership, bringing together geoscientists, engineers, and social