Bath: Cellular Agriculture Biomanufacturing PhD 2027
Explore Bath’s FARM cellular agriculture and biomanufacturing PhD for 2027, international funding conditions and the deadline of 29 November 2026.
PhD Scholarships
UCL: Climate and Sewage Pollution AI PhD
Explore UCL’s climate and sewage-pollution AI PhD, competitive international funding and the application deadline of 13 January 2027.
Leeds: Long-Term Windstorm Forecasting PhD
Explore Leeds’ long-term European windstorm forecasting PhD, competitive international funding and the deadline of 13 January 2027.
Exeter: Forest Resilience to Climate Extremes PhD
Explore Exeter’s forest resilience and climate extremes PhD, competitive international funding and the deadline of 13 January 2027.
Exeter: AI for Equitable Land-Use Policy PhD
Explore Exeter’s AI and equitable land-use policy PhD, competitive international funding and the deadline of 13 January 2027.
Exeter: European Windstorm Risk Modelling PhD
Explore Exeter’s European windstorm risk modelling PhD, competitive international funding and the deadline of 13 January 2027.
Leeds: Shipping Aerosols and Climate Change PhD
Explore Leeds’ shipping aerosols and climate uncertainty PhD, competitive international funding and the deadline of 13 January 2027.
Bath: Bio-Inspired Neural Networks PhD Studentship 2027
Explore Bath’s competitive PhD in bio-inspired neural networks and model editing, with worldwide eligibility and a 29 November 2026 application deadline.
University of Manchester: PhD Studentship in Design, Synthesis and In Vitro Translation of Non-Canonical Amino Acids
The University of Manchester, United Kingdom, is inviting applications for a fully funded 3.5-year PhD studentship in Chemistry, focusing on the design, chemical synthesis, and in vitro translation of non-canonical amino acids (ncAAs). The project combines organic synthesis, chemical biology, and molecular biology to expand the chemical functionality of proteins. Applicants eligible for UK Home … Read more
University of Cambridge: Richard Elphick Studentship in Modelling Progression Risks in Barrett’s Oesophagus
The University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, is inviting applications for the Richard Elphick Studentship, a fully funded PhD opportunity in the Department of Oncology, affiliated with Trinity College. Open to UK, EU, and international applicants, this 3.5-year studentship focuses on developing statistical models to predict cancer progression risks in Barrett’s oesophagus and improve personalized cancer … Read more