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a support for catalysts. The post-doc's objective will be to understand the mechanisms of plasmon-assisted catalysis and to follow in situ chemical reactions for surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy
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Supervisor: Dr Guiping Wang Course start date: 1st October 2027 Project details For further information about the research group, please visit our website at https://www.cruk.cam.ac.uk/research
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multiple biological systems to uncover novel mechanisms underlying health and disease. We are particularly interested in highly interdisciplinary research in areas such as cancer neuroscience, brain-body
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(symbiosis, parasitism). Molecular approaches (‘omics’) have improved our understanding of the adaptive mechanisms to these changes. However, the cellular architecture and structural organisation of organelles
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electrical and structural mechanisms driving arrhythmia in individual patients. This project will develop a patient-specific cardiovascular digital twin to support the planning and optimisation of AF ablation
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the Lubberding group we aim to find novel treatment strategies for cardiometabolic disease. We do this by investigating the molecular mechanisms of cardiometabolic disease and probing possible novel targets
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, reaction mechanism investigation, and optimization of catalytic performance at both the material and device levels. The PhD student is also expected to contribute to the development of new research
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reporter cell lines, designing target-engagement and mechanism-of-action assays, and establishing preclinical tumor models to evaluate candidate compounds and inform the development of new therapeutic leads
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Performs research on metallurgical phenomena related to welding and additive manufacturing (AM) in advanced alloys and to failure mechanisms in welds and AM components of advanced alloys; applies
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(PEX), under the following conditions Scientific Area: Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related fields. Recipient category: Students enrolled in a PhD programme or Masters students