Medicinal Chemistry and Structural Biology PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: The division in the School of Pharmacy provides a unique multidisciplinary environment for PhD study, giving graduates from a wide variety of backgrounds in the physical and life sciences the opportunity to contribute to the development of new treatments for many different diseases; working in this group allows students to work with those with a proven track record in taking new molecules from discovery to clinical trials, and on to the market.(read more)

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All applied chemistry courses at University Of Nottingham

Pure and Applied Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: Research is identified under the following headings: chemical technology; inorganic chemistry; analytical chemistry; forensic science unit; organic chemistry; physical chemistry.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Strathclyde

Clinical Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time | Part time evening

Course description: Main research interests: Regulatory mechanisms in adrenocortical function and zonation; tumour markers; selenium and thyroid function in man; glutathione-S-transferases; therapeutic drug monitoring and drugs of abuse; injury and repair in the reproductive tract.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Edinburgh

Chemistry (CRUK Graduate Training Programme in Medicinal Chemistry) PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: The Cancer Research UK (CRUK) training programme provides facilities in synthesis chemistry; pharmacology; biochemistry; and cancer biology.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Cambridge

Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time | Part time evening

Course description: Supervision is available in organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, applied, computational and theoretical chemistry; research areas are grouped as follows: Organic, biological and medicinal chemistry; chemical nanosciences; catalysis materials and supramolecular chemistry; there are cross-cutting themes of design and synthesis and molecular photonics.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at Newcastle University

Clinical Sciences PhD

Study modes: Full time | Part time evening

Course description: Clinical Science at north Bristol: The individual research groups and units found within this department include: Academic Renal Unit; Academic Rheumatology Group; Functional Neurosurgery Group; diabetes and metabolism; Institute of Clinical Neurosciences; lung research; orthopaedic surgery; IGF and Metabolic Endocrinology Group.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Bristol

Medicinal Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: Research falls into 2 broad categories: (1) development and application of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging for clinical diagnosis of disease in man and in experimental models of disease: research in progress on arthritis, cardiac and brain damage, with projects ranging from technique developments, hardware developments and development of software for automated data acquisition and processing and for image display, to application-oriented (read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Cambridge

Biophysical Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: Research takes place at the interface of chemistry, physics and biology, and is highly interdisciplinary in scope; its focus is on measuring the physical properties of anything from single molecules to bulk samples in gas, liquid or solid phases at virtually any temperature and pressure.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at University Of Edinburgh

Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry PhD

Study modes: Full time

Course description: Current research groups include: Bioenergy research group; European bioenergy research institute (EBRI); biomaterials and biomolecular science research group; polymer research group.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at Aston University, Birmingham

Biomedical Sciences PhD

Study modes: Full time | Part time evening

Course description: Research topics include: The investigation of changes in gene regulation; associated protein expression activation in relation to cell survival after acute ischaemic stroke and the effect of secondary messenger systems active in wound recovery; research in cancer biology; the use of intact cell matrix assisted laser ionisation time of flight mass spectrometry for rapid identification of microorganisms.(read more)

All applied chemistry courses at Manchester Metropolitan University