Latest PhD Studentships - 13 January 2009

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

Imperial College London
Complexities challenging prediction of climate change impacts

Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL
Evolutionary Niche dyNamics of Invasive Species (ENNIS)

University of Limerick
Research Studentship in Organic Geochemistry

University of Cambridge
Examining genome stability during DNA replication, using the hyperthermophilic archaeon, Sulfolobus, as a model organism.

University of Strathclyde
Atom Interferometry and Quantum Fluid Investigations

Queen's University Belfast
The Role of interstitial cells of Cajal and smooth muscle in bladder micromotion activity

BBSRC
Ryanodine Receptors: – next generation insecticide targets

BBSRC
Investigating the interaction of the insecticide synergist PBO with resistance-associated P450s.

BBSRC
A systems biology approach to explore host-pathogen interactions through the use and further development of the PHI-base database and newly sequenced pathogen genomes

BBSRC
Enhancement of Oilseed (Brassica) Yield through Modulation of the Silique:Seed Metabolic System

University of Aberdeen
PhD Studentship: Novel Mechanisms of Myeloid Lineage Regulation by Leucocyte Ig-like Receptors

University of Aberdeen
PhD Studentship: The Role of Dectin-1 in Anti-Fungal Immunity

University of Manchester
Is safety culture a valid marker for real improvement in quality of care? A triangulated study of maternity care

University of Glasgow
Improving the Health of the Nation - The Challenge'

Academic Medical Center at the University of Amsterdam
Understand Vascular Aneurysm Formation to Develop Novel Drugs

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

Kind regards,

The FindAPhD.com Team

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