Latest PhD Studentships - 12 May 2009

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

Cardiff University
The role of the DR3/TL1A pathway in asthma

Imperial College London
PhD Studentship in Design Process, Creativity, Information Management and Digital Technologies

King's College London
A systems biology study of insulin resistance (Ref: MANDER/TAndrews/TRU/May2009)

University of Chester
Chester in Context: The Archaeology of Western Britain (c. AD 400 - 1100)

University of Exeter
AHRC-funded Collaborative PhD Studentship: "Weather Imaginaries": Climate Change, British Exploration and the Visual Culture of the Cryosphere

University College London
Multimodality imaging studies of tumour pathophysiology and response to therapy"

University of Strathclyde
Quantum Information Theory

University of Nottingham
Manipulation of plant cell wall structure to enhance conversion to liquid biofuel.

University of Hertfordshire
Novel array technology for the detection of pathogens (PhD)

University of Surrey
Melatonin receptors in mammalian development [molecular biology, neuroscience, endocrinology, pharmacology, cell culture, gene expression, reproduction]

University of Surrey
Circadian control of energy balance and metabolism [molecular biology, clocks, cell culture, gene expression, protein expression]

Queen's University Belfast
Multicentre trial of virtual microscopy in the digital hospital

University of Bristol
Microchimerism in the pancreas: a novel model of beta cell biology? (A Diabetes UK -funded studentship)

Queen's University Belfast
Automated machine vision for high throughput virtual tissue microarray analysis

Cranfield University
PhD Studentship in Forensic Analysis of fakes and copies in high value antique porcelains

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

Kind regards,

The FindAPhD.com Team

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