**** Three PhD projects available – details on findaphd here ****
Interested? Get in touch! (contact details here).
Interested in joining the lab?
Liverpool University provides a world class research environment as well as a culturally vibrant and fun city to live in. Our lab is located in the Institute of Infection, Veterinary & Ecological Sciences, which is home to a diverse set of staff and students, making for an ideal location to conduct integrative evolutionary biology research. If you’re interested in joining us, informal enquiries are welcome at any time – drop me an email (contact details here).
There are a number of ways to get funding to join our lab. Here of some of them.
Post docs & research fellows
National fellowship schemes from NERC, BBSRC, the Royal Society can provide substantial funding.
Marie Curie fellowships which allow people to come from locations outside the UK, as can Newton Fellowships. We have plenty of experience in writing and interviewing for fellowship schemes, so can help you with your application. Get in contact well in advance for the best chance of success!
PhD students
I’m happy to supervise students in any of the areas of research currently going on in the lab – see our previous publications to get an idea of what we're doing. Joint supervision of PhD students is common here, and I have co-supervised students with a whole range of colleagues. In the first instance please email me to discuss research interests and possible projects. Check out the the Doctoral Training Programs for funding details – BBSRC, NERC and MRC.
Undergraduates
We can offer undergrad project places to Liverpool students – please email me if you’re a student interested in doing your project with us. There are also potential opportunities for undergraduates (from any University) to gain research experience during vacations, for example ASAB provide undergrad project scholarships. These typically require a bit of preparation so be sure to contact me in good time.
- "Diet and thermal limits: eating for survival and fertility" – NERC ACCE DTP in Ecology & Evolution (deadline 15 Jan 2021)
- "Nutrition, ageing and prostate cancer: an experimental approach using Drosophila" – MRC Discovery Medicine North DTP (deadline 27 Jan 2021)
- "Characterising and delaying the early signs of ageing" – NLD (Newcastle, Liverpool, Durham) BBSRC DTP (deadline 22 Jan 2021)
Interested? Get in touch! (contact details here).
Interested in joining the lab?
Liverpool University provides a world class research environment as well as a culturally vibrant and fun city to live in. Our lab is located in the Institute of Infection, Veterinary & Ecological Sciences, which is home to a diverse set of staff and students, making for an ideal location to conduct integrative evolutionary biology research. If you’re interested in joining us, informal enquiries are welcome at any time – drop me an email (contact details here).
There are a number of ways to get funding to join our lab. Here of some of them.
Post docs & research fellows
National fellowship schemes from NERC, BBSRC, the Royal Society can provide substantial funding.
Marie Curie fellowships which allow people to come from locations outside the UK, as can Newton Fellowships. We have plenty of experience in writing and interviewing for fellowship schemes, so can help you with your application. Get in contact well in advance for the best chance of success!
PhD students
I’m happy to supervise students in any of the areas of research currently going on in the lab – see our previous publications to get an idea of what we're doing. Joint supervision of PhD students is common here, and I have co-supervised students with a whole range of colleagues. In the first instance please email me to discuss research interests and possible projects. Check out the the Doctoral Training Programs for funding details – BBSRC, NERC and MRC.
Undergraduates
We can offer undergrad project places to Liverpool students – please email me if you’re a student interested in doing your project with us. There are also potential opportunities for undergraduates (from any University) to gain research experience during vacations, for example ASAB provide undergrad project scholarships. These typically require a bit of preparation so be sure to contact me in good time.
