Latest PhD Studentships - 28 October 2008

Welcome to the FindAPhD weekly Newsletter. Listed below are the latest research projects to be advertised on FindAPhD.com.

Newcastle University
Ecological genetics in Plantago: detecting and mapping genes under selection.

Newcastle University
The maintenance of gynodioecy in the genus Plantago: evolutionary and population genetics aspects

Newcastle University
Use of antisense in the development of strains sensitized for the identification of novel antimicrobial compounds.

Newcastle University
Use of antisense mRNA expression in the discovery of natural products

Newcastle University
Predicting the impact of organic farming on invertebrate community dynamics

Newcastle University
What is the interaction of invasive plant species and native pollinators, and potential impact on native flora?

Newcastle University
Spatial dynamics of mammals and invasive species

Newcastle University
Spatio-temporal dynamics of disease in heterogeneous systems

Newcastle University
Establishing the functional role of vacuolar sugar transporters in plants under stress

Newcastle University
Exploring the potential of CAM plants as second-generation biofuel crops

University of Reading
Structural and functional studies of puroindoline-lipid binding: Understanding the biochemical basis of endosperm texture and plant seed defence

University of Copenhagen
The role of aquaporins in arsenic uptake and metalloid homeostasis in plants

University of East Anglia
Mesoscale modelling of topographic flows over the Antarctic Peninsula

University of Manchester
Monitoring layer specific activation in the rat barrel cortex with optical coherence tomography [OCT] (IMB Studentship)

University of Manchester
Role of PTHrP in placental development and function (IMB Studentship)

Many more projects have been added this week! Click here to view them all!

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The FindAPhD.com Team

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