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communicate with beneficial soil microbes to enhance nutrient uptake and resilience. This project aims to uncover key molecular calcium signalling mechanisms at the heart of plant-endosymbiont partnerships
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-of-the-art technics in cell biology, genetics, molecular biology and proteomic, this project aims at characterizing a novel signalling pathway modulating root nodule symbiosis. The insights gained from
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% efficient in this process largely due to proton leak pathways that occur, leading to energy lost as heat. In specialised brown adipose tissue, popularised as ‘good fat’, such heat production is specifically
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We are looking for a motivated and computationally interested student, to work in bioinformatic project on cutting-edge metagenomics and clinical translation. In the 4-year PhD project
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their anticancer and neuroprotective activities in human cell-based assays. Generate SAR data linking specific enzymatic modifications to pharmacological properties. This PhD project offers extensive research
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pain, diarrhoea, and weight loss. There is no cure, and many patients require surgery. In addition, current therapies with anti-inflammatory or immunosuppressive drugs are associated with severe side
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: adapting existing models of bird movement and migration to test hypotheses about the ecological processes shaping observed connectivity patterns. Identify species and populations that have the highest
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the microbiome. We therefore hypothesise that myeloma treatment–induced alterations to the gut microbiome directly impact immune function and increase susceptibility to infection. Research Methodology This PhD
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We are looking for a motivated student to work on an interdisciplinary project that spans bioinformatics, microbiology and chemistry. In this 4-year PhD project, the candidate will explore and
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to alternative splicing. This PhD offers the scope to develop independence – pursing promising leads on interesting biology – while addressing one of evolution’s most longstanding challenges. Beyond advancing