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chemical permeation enhancers, ultrasound, and microneedles. Studies have also shown that mechanical stimulation via nanostructured surfaces can temporarily open tight junctions, allowing large therapeutic
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to, women and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. We seek applications from highly motivated students graduating with a first-class MEng degree in mechanical, electrical, biomedical, or materials engineering
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. We invite proposals on one of the following two subjects: any aspect of historical war studies and slavery within the period 1791-1926; any aspect of slavery in an occupation context from 2022-present
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lines such as those of neighbourhood, class, gender, and caste, or along new dimensions. Understanding how communities sustain or lose their ability to cooperate under climate induced pressures is an
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. While adaptation studies recognise the intertwined complexities of heterogeneous built environments and societal vulnerabilities, methodological frameworks for harnessing the interests of marginalised
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2026, to be jointly supervised across the English and War Studies departments by Dr. Michael Collins(English) and Dr. Maeve Ryan (War Studies). We invite proposals under the theme of: “Narratives
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challenges in recent decades. While adaptation studies recognise the intertwined complexities of heterogeneous built environments and societal vulnerabilities, methodological frameworks for harnessing
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— we actively encourage applications from underrepresented groups The RTG is hosted at the University of Göttingen and its Centre for Modern East Asian Studies, which together form a hub for social
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backgrounds. We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian, minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds as they are currently underrepresented at this level in this discipline. We require an upper-second class
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lines such as those of neighbourhood, class, gender, and caste, or along new dimensions. Understanding how communities sustain or lose their ability to cooperate under climate induced pressures is an