15 Biology positions at Nottingham Trent University in England

Controlling Clostridioides difficile infections through modulation of gut bile acids

mutant in C. hiranonis using RiboCas. The PhD’s goal is to capitalize on these breakthroughs and use engineering biology to create microbes that can modulate the composition of bile acids in the gut as a

Towards the development of an effective vaccine for advanced prostate cancer

Bachelor’s Honour’s Degree (or UK equivalent according to NARIC) in Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, or a related Biosciences related subject. Fees and funding This PhD is self-funded.

Biocultural Restoration of Kenyan Ecosystems

degree in ecology, environmental biology, geography, or a related discipline, plus research experience and/or a MSc or MRes with a minimum of merit/commendation in a relevant subject. The candidate must be

Neurodegeneration-associated protein TAU: Novel regulation during the DNA damage response and links to p53.

biology and the relation to human diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration. This project will leverage underpinning current research in the laboratories of Dr Amanda Coutts and Dr Shreyasi Chatterjee

The relationship between sensitive skin syndrome and the skin microflora

without the latest research into skin biology. With direct access to their customers and patients, Boots and No7 Beauty Company play a vital role in delivering this research into the UK skincare market

The nature of depression in men with prostate cancer (PCa): associations with inflammation, gut-function and fatty acids.

UK Master’s degree (or UK equivalent according to NARIC) with a minimum of a commendation, and/or a UK 1st Class / 2.1 Bachelor’s Honour’s Degree (or UK equivalent according to NARIC) in Cell Biology

Insulin-related intracellular trafficking: role of AGAP2

expertise in actin cytoskeleton remodelling, an important aspect for intracellular movement. The studentship provides a unique opportunity to develop core experimental skills in biochemistry, cell biology and

The role of Molecular Regulators in Lung Development

development leading to the development of Lung disease and cancer. The discovery of numerous non-coding RNAs has dramatically changed our understanding of cell biology, and we aim to investigate their role in

Microcornas act as critical determinants regulating skin stem cells during epithelial development

R. Schneider, Ruth Schmidt-Ullrich, Ralf Paus. (2009), The Hair Follicle as a Dynamic Miniorgan, Current Biology, 19 (3), R132-R142; * Ralf Paus, and George Cotsarelis, N Engl J Med 1999; 341:491-497

Regulation of nuclear actin in human cancer

such as DNA damage influence this is essential to our understanding of fundamental aspects of cell and molecular biology and the relation to human diseases such as cancer. This project will build on current