PhD Studentships – Diabetes and Genetics: Explore exciting PhD studentship opportunities in Diabetes and Genetics/Genomics research themes. Join world-leading researchers, contribute to cutting-edge translational research, and shape the future of healthcare. Deadline for applications: Midnight Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.
Summary Table:
| Themes | Supervisor | Project Title |
|---|---|---|
| Diabetes | John Dennis | Using data science to develop a precision medicine approach for type 2 diabetes |
| Martin Eichmann | Investigating the effect of hyperglycaemia on immune cell function | |
| Matthew Johnson | Uncovering new genetic mechanisms of beta-cell autoimmunity to better understand type 1 diabetes | |
| Mark Russell | Do class I HDAC inhibitors have the potential to arrest the progression of type 1 diabetes? | |
| Richard Oram | Developing state-of-the-art, patient-led remote capillary blood sampling methodologies | |
| Genetics/Genomics | Kate Ruth | Using genomics to understand the aetiology of menopausal symptoms |
| Lettie Rawlins | Accelerating the discovery of the molecular basis of neurodevelopmental disorders in under-represented populations | |
| Luke Pilling | Studying cardiovascular genetics in mid versus later life to improve understanding and clinical prediction | |
| Nick Owens | Understanding the mechanisms controlling beta-cell disallowed genes | |
| Tom Laver | Exploring the non-coding genome to identify novel genetic causes of rare disease |
Study Area: Engage in groundbreaking research within the fields of Diabetes and Genetics/Genomics, exploring diverse projects led by experienced supervisors.
Scholarship Description:
PhD Studentships 2024 – Diabetes and Genetics/Genomics Research Themes
These PhD studentships offer an unparalleled opportunity to work with leading researchers, access state-of-the-art facilities, and contribute significantly to translational research. Embrace a rich research culture and benefit from comprehensive training.
Eligibility: For eligible students, the studentship covers Home tuition fees and provides an annual tax-free stipend of at least £18,622 for 3 years full-time, along with a Research Training and Support Grant (RTSG). International applicants are eligible but should note funding limitations. Conditions for home fees status are complex, requiring advice for those who moved to/from the UK in the past 3 years or applied for settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme.
Required Documents: Submit your application by providing essential documents, including a comprehensive application form, CV, transcripts, and a clear research proposal.
How to Apply: Apply for up to 2 projects (within the same or different themes) by clicking on the project titles on the official website. Application deadline: Midnight Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.
Last Date: The deadline for applications is Midnight Tuesday, 2 January 2024. Virtual interview panels will be held in late January/early February 2023.
Seize this opportunity to contribute to impactful research, enhance your skills, and shape the future of healthcare. Apply now for a transformative doctoral experience!
