A hydrological modelling toolkit to enhance flood management and infrastructure decisions in Gwynedd County, Wales Bangor University, School of Natural Sciences Project ID: BUK2188 Annual Stipend: £11,586 Application Deadline: 1st February 2020 Flood risk mitigation is a major societal challenge and will be increasingly important in the future due to climate change threats. Flooding… Read more »
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Digital Health Solutions for medication adherence support – PhD Scholarship
Digital Health Solutions for medication adherence support Centre for Health Economics and Medicines Evaluation, School of Health Sciences and Aparito Ltd. Project ID: BUKE027 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: 9am on the 2nd December, 2019 Project Description: Medication non-adherence is highly prevalent, especially in older patients who often have multi-morbidity. Over a half of… Read more »
The effect of managed honeybees on wild pollinator networks- PhD Scholarship
The effect of managed honeybees on wild pollinator networks School of Natural Sciences, Bangor University, Wales Project ID: BUK2E024 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: 30 November 2019 Increasing interest in beekeeping using the western honeybee Apis mellifera has led to concerns that managed bees may negatively affect wild pollinators (including other wild bees, flies, butterflies,… Read more »
DNA Repair/Nutrient Sensing- PhD Studentship
Bangor University, School of Medical Sciences Project ID: BUK2E019 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: 10th. November 2019 Genome integrity is threatened by exogenous and endogenous sources of DNA damage, and DNA repair systems therefore form a crucial barrier to tumour formation. DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) cause chromosomal rearrangements and cell death, and as such the… Read more »
Developing a theory of change for a complex programme; a systematic framework for ensuring delivery of outcomes in a new Wellbeing Hub for the Nantlle Valley. – MRes Scholarship
Developing a theory of change for a complex programme; a systematic framework for ensuring delivery of outcomes in a new Wellbeing Hub for the Nantlle Valley. School of Health Sciences, Bangor University Project ID: BUK2200 Annual Stipend: £11,586 Application Deadline : 01/02/2020. This is a research opportunity that may be attractive to a range… Read more »
Arts in Care Settings: Embedding the cARTrefu Approach in the Social Care Sector- MRes Scholarship
Arts in Care Settings: Embedding the cARTrefu Approach in the Social Care Sector Bangor University, School of Health Sciences Project ID: BUK2199 Annual Stipend: £11,586 Application Deadline: 25th November 2019 We are seeking a highly capable and motivated graduate for this exciting opportunity to undertake a fully funded, full-time one-year programme of research and associated… Read more »
The Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics of higher delta-plain carboniferous swamps- PhD Scholarship
The Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics of higher delta-plain carboniferous swamps School of Natural Sciences, Bangor University Project ID: BUK2E026 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: 20th December 2019 This a unique opportunity to conduct evolutionary and paleoecological research on one of the UK’s most well-preserved fossil forests at Brymbo, Wrexham. Studying a diverse array of… Read more »
Exploring the public’s value of access to local leisure facilities.- PhD Scholarship
. Exploring the public’s value of access to local leisure facilities. School of Health Sciences, Bangor University. Project ID: BUK2E016 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: 22/11/2019. The Welsh population is projected to increase to 3.28 million by 2039 and those aged 65 years and over will increase by 44% (Welsh Government, 2015). This change in… Read more »
Developing a conversation about identifying community needs to embrace well-being through social prescribing interventions.- MRes Scholarship
Developing a conversation about identifying community needs to embrace well-being through social prescribing interventions. School of Health Sciences, Bangor University Project ID: BUK2201 Annual Stipend: £11,586 Each KESS study also includes a Postgraduate Skills Development Award and a generous travel and equipment allowance. Application Deadline: 22/11/2019. The NHS faces increasing pressure on… Read more »
Adaptive strategies for the management of invertebrate pests in Wales – PhD studentship
Adaptive strategies for the management of invertebrate pests in Wales Bangor University, with Forest Research Project ID: BUK2E009 Annual Stipend: £14,483 Application Deadline: November 15th. 2019 Invertebrate pests present distinct challenges to sustainable forest management. Recent issues have been caused in the UK by the arrival of species such as Asian longhorn beetle… Read more »
