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Earn your doctoral degree by working on one of our research projects. Find current self-funded vacancies and get notified of new opportunities.
About self-funded research projects
Self-funded vacancies
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An integrated Biopsychosocial approach to understanding physical activity patterns in people living with chronic low back pain - closing date 15.07.24
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Exercise and the brain: the effects of physical-cognitive dual-task training on cerebral blood flow and cerebrovascular function in individuals with increased risk of dementia - closing date 15.07.24
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Neuroimaging insights into the immediate effect of football heading on female brain function and long-term dementia risk - closing date: 15.07.24
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Acute and long-term impact of e-cigarettes use on vascular function in young healthy individuals - closing date 15.07.24
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Analysing the forces on trees to provide an insight into tornadoes and thunderstorm downbursts
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The influence of Indoxyl Sulfate on lipid metabolism and calcium handling in cultured cardiomyocytes, and its association with cardiac dysfunction in Chronic Kidney Disease patients
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Cytochrome P450, CYP1B1 enzyme inhibitors to prevent disease progression in chronic kidney disease patients
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Healthy ageing and cardiovascular response to exercise
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Investigating PDLIM5 function during hepatic stellate cell activation
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Chemical degradation of Vacuolating Cytototoxin A (VacA) as a potential therapy for helicobacter pylori infection
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Studying HACE1 protein interactions using bimolecular fluorescence complementation (BiFC)
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Using Mathematical Modelling and Artificial Intelligence to understand the underlying Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Coexistent Atrial Fibrillation and Heart Failure
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Developing Real Time Technique for Breast Ultrasound Lesion Detection and Recognition
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A nonlinear potential flow model with viscous dissipation for wave resonance in offshore engineering
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The impact of regular fasting on gastrointestinal function and appetite
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Investigation into the role of PIM kinases in vascular calcification
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