to divide: chemistry
address: The consensual discovery of peptide materials and simulates the binding protein
The deadline for the application: Throughout the year
Research topic: Chemical biology, material chemistry, crystology

How to apply: https://uom.link/pgr-Apply-fap

The PhD of 3.5 years is fully funded for home students. The tuition fees will be paid and the annual tax -free salary will be paid. The salary was appointed to the Ukraine rate (19237 pounds for 2024/25).

I ice -link proteins (IBPS) helps to survive in the most important environments in the world, but they are also used by the microorganisms of damage by enhancing ice composition. We have a pioneering program to research the creation of IBPS, understanding its function, and spreading it in health care and biotechnology – for example, storing cells and tissues to plant or dilute crops.

The doctorate will use these highly productive methods to create libraries of small peptides as a simplified simplification of IBPS. This will include artificial organic chemistry and also some polymer’s chemistry. You will be trained in virgin techniques and analytical methods.

Gibsongroup has global level facilities in both the Chemistry Department (where this role is mainly based) and also at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB). The new chemistry laboratories (2023) that feature a specialized writing space, smoke covers, analytical equipment including UV, FTIR (in 2024), pillars, and liquid handling systems. For polymer analysis, we have a SEC multi -dishes, as well as Core NMR sections and comprehensive specifications facilities. We reach the UKS National Materials Institute, ROYCE, which is located in a nearby building. In MIB, we have a tissue culture, microbiology, microbiology laboratories and a vital analytical wing including biological overlap, cellular flow, high -content living microscope, (in 2024) granulated microscopy. From 2025, the team will host the unique glycan creation platform in the United Kingdom.

Gibsongroup is a positive research environment, and the successful candidate is expected to contribute to the culture of group research, which focuses on the team’s work.

Applicants must have, or expect to achieve, at least, at least 2.1 degrees or master’s degree (or international equivalent) in the field of relevant science or engineering.

Please contact the supervisor, Professor Matt Gibson (Matt.gibson@manchester.ac.uk), For this project before submitting. You should include the two -page CVs (maximum) in your email, including degrees, details of the topics studied and the research projects that were conducted.