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Research and Innovation project (2027-2031) which aims to develop adaptive strengthening and repair strategies for ageing infrastructure in aggressive environments. The project endeavours to develop
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As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how stress, sleep, recovery and physiological responses influence staff behaviour and the escalation or de-escalation of aggression in residential care
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extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) circular DNA elements that drive oncogene amplification, intratumour heterogeneity and therapeutic resistance across many aggressive solid cancers. This PhD project will help develop
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prostate cancer management. Research Objectives Predictive diagnosis: Should this patient undergo a prostate biopsy, and what is the likelihood that an identified lesion represents aggressive cancer
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As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how stress, sleep, recovery and physiological responses influence staff behaviour and the escalation or de-escalation of aggression in residential care, using
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, aggression, property destruction, severe tantrums, noncompliance, feeding difficulties, and motor/vocal tics and habits. The fellows will spend clinical time across our behavioral services that range from
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Lithium plating is among the most hazardous failure mechanisms affecting lithium-ion batteries under aggressive cycling conditions. It often initiates silently, yet can lead to catastrophic outcomes
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Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain cancer with poor survival and limited treatment options. A major barrier to effective therapy is the immunosuppressive tumour microenvironment, which can
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Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain tumour whose progression is strongly influenced by communication between tumour cells and the brain microenvironment. These interactions are spatially organised
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tolerance during ontogenesis results from isolation following dispersal: juveniles reared in groups remain tolerant, whilst those reared alone become aggressive. However, the influence of sex on