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Cellular and molecular characterisation of thymic neuroendocrine cells in health and disease
The thymus generates from immature precursors, named thymocytes, functional T cells, key players of the adaptive immunity. The thymus is also in charge of preventing autoimmune dis...
Knowledge based engineering of polymer deposition on dental surfaces to combat oral biofilms
Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils.For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https:/...
Global Socio-Economic Rights, Local Contexts: Work in East Africa and Western Europe, 1880 to the Present
What are social rights, and how do we articulate them? GLOSOC investigates how contemporaries since the late nineteenth century, and especially in the critical period between the e...
Motionless Pictures of Soviet Georgian Cinema: Life and Work of Georgian Painters in 1920s and 1930s
Motionless Pictures of Soviet Georgian Cinema: Life and Work of Georgian Painters in 1920s and 1930s
Our Calder History: Our Calder Future
Calder and Colne Rivers Trust (CCRT) must urgently balance the environmental and heritage needs of Yorkshire's heavily modified, post-industrial River Calder.This archival PhD...
Female Juvenilia in the Romantic Period
Female Juvenilia in the Romantic Period
The Other Voices: Traditional Fiddle Music Composed, Collected and Curated by Scotland's Women, 1770-1820
The study will explore Scottish fiddle music of c. 1770-1820 by female composers, collectors, publishers and musicians. This period has become known as a 'golden age' of...
Inorganic' Development: Changing Liturgical Customs in Late Medieval Scotland (1192-1510) as the Antithesis of 'Traditional' Catholic Liturgical Devel
This project will utilise extant texts from the period to present the first comprehensive historical survey and analysis of liturgical development in Scotland from 1192-1510. In do...
Alternatives to Development: An Examination of Rights of Nature Approaches in India
This research project offers a critique of development understood as the endless, geographically uneven development of capitalism through economic growth. The damage produced by th...
Social Media and Its Effect on Adolescents: A Secondary Data Analysis of Household Panel Data
Social Media and Its Effect on Adolescents: A Secondary Data Analysis of Household Panel Data
Economies of Natural History: Publishing Science in Victorian and Edwardian Britain
The Royal Geographical Society, founded in 1830, today it cares for a collection of two million items, designated as pre-eminent for their national and international importance. Al...
Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Nonlinear Thermal Mechanical Joints
One of the major knowledge gaps in the study of complex aerospace systems is the frictional interface of jointed components. In the current state-of-the-art, only the nonlinear fri...
Set in stone? tracing changing cultural & natural landscapes on the Isle of Portland
Key research questions1. How do local communities and individuals understand post-industrial/mining environments and how does this relate to the physical form of the landscape?2. W...
The School Meal: A history of nutrition and education in Britain, 1970-2010.
The school meal is one of the most commonplace features of British school life, but the very ordinariness of the school meal belies a rich history of controversy and debate that of...
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This student is enrolled on the Interdisciplinary Bioscience DTP CDT funded through EPSRC CDT grant.The research project and department will be chosen at the end of the first year...
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Forest Formulas for the LHC
One of the greatest scientific events of the century is the discovery of the Higgs boson by CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Yet the LHCs discovery potential has by no mean...
The significance of the Commission on Fees (1627-1640)
This project will explore the significance of the Commission on Fees and conceptions of Monarchical Paternalism to State Formation in early modern England.
Dopamine transport and the modulation of learning and forgetting in Drosophila
Dopamine is an essential neuromodulator of memory, sleep, motivation and other cognitive processes, and its transporter (DAT) is central to conditions such as depression, ADHD, Par...
Criticality safety: investigating the co-mobility of actinides and neutron poisons
To strengthen post-closure criticality safety arguments, understanding the co-behaviour of neutron poison elements (e.g.Hf, Gd), which have a high propensity for absorbing neutrons...