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Investigation of inflammatory joint milieu; a focus on immune-multipotent stem cells interactions.

  • School: School of Science and Technology
  • Study mode(s): Full-time
  • Starting: 2022
  • Funding: UK student / EU student (non-UK) / International student (non-EU) / Self-funded
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Overview

Inflammation of the joints involves bone and cartilage damage. Different immune cells and stem cells contribute to this inflammatory milieu; however, more investigations are needed to understand the cross-talk between these cells. This project will utilise high-quality research methods to create models of inflammatory joints and use molecular and biological investigatory assays. Understanding the molecular mechanisms of immune stem interactions will potentially help to improve therapies of inflammatory joints.

Entry requirements

A successful candidate would have a degree in Biosciences, Biomedical Sciences or equivalent.

An English language test is also required.

How to apply

Applications are accepted all year round. For a step-by-step guide and to make an application, please visit our how to apply page.

Fees and Funding

This is a self funded project. Please see our funding page on ways to fund your project.

Guidance and Support

Further guidance and support on how to apply can be found on our apply page.

Entry qualifications

Successful candidates will have a degree in Biosciences, Biomedical sciences or equivalent.
An English language test is also required.

How to apply

Applications are accepted all year round. For a step-by-step guide and to make an application, please visit our how to apply page.

Fees and funding

This is a self-funded PhD project. See our fees and funding pages for further guidance and ways to fund your project.

Guidance and support

Further guidance and support on how to apply can be found on our apply page.

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Dr Jehan EL-Jawhari