We provide a stimulating environment for training postgraduate research students using cutting-edge technology, training in transferable skills and a supportive team of supervisors and research colleagues. You will be joining a vibrant community of career researchers working on novel ideas with all the support and facilities that a world-class, research-led University can provide. We would like to meet you if you are interested in starting a career as a research scientist and becoming part of our team.
UK students who have achieved, or expect to achieve, a First or Upper Second Class Honours degree in Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Pharmacy or other relevant degree are eligible to apply for these fully-funded studentships.
Closing Date for applications is Friday 27th November 2009. Interviews will be held in Nottingham on Monday 14th December 2009.
Please note that certain eligibility conditions apply, therefore, this studentship is only available to UK/EU citizens ordinarily resident in the UK.
Research Projects
Dr WR Dunn/Dr SPH Alexander/Dr V Ralevic
Vascular actions of gasotransmitters
Professor FJP Ebling/Dr KO Tsintzas
The role of FGF21 in the control of energy expenditure and metabolism, food intake and body weight
Dr G Hathway/Professor V Chapman
The contribution of supraspinal centres to the control of pain through postnatal development
Dr N Holliday/Professor SJ Hill
New ways to explore the function of G protein coupled receptor (GPCR) dimers by bimolecular fluorescence complementation (BiFC)
Professor PE Shaw/Dr R Layfield
Elk-I isoforms and their role in neuronal cell differentiation and function
Dr F Stephens/Professor PL Greenhaff
Development of oral nutritional formulations to maximise skeletal muscle carnitine accumulation in healthy human volunteers
Dr S Wheatley/Dr T Sharp
Regulation of surviving expression by proteolysis in cultured cells
Dr L Leach/Dr MD Randall
Isolation, characterisation, lineage commitment and homing mechanisms of human mesenchymal stem cells from the extra-embryonic tissues, placenta and umbilical cord
Dr R Roberts/Dr MD Randall
Identification of a novel mechanism of airway smooth muscle relaxation through activation of PPARĪ³ receptors
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