We offer a range of research areas for study at PhD level. Our approach ranges from molecules to man, from bench to bedside and from process to population. Our Centres and Institutes bring together basic and clinical academic staff in broad, thematic research concentrations encompassing basic sciences, translational and clinical research.There are opportunities to obtain a place on funded PhD programmes, listed below, or for students to apply to one of our PhD programmes and to independently seek scholarship funding to fund their studies.MRC Precision Medicine Doctoral Training programmeThe University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with the University of Glasgow and the Karolinska Institute, has received a prestigious MRC award for a Doctoral Training Programme in Precision Medicine. This is a new programme integration between informaticians, clinicians and life scientists.Doctoral Training Programme in Precision MedicineEASTBIO 4-yr PhD programmesThe application deadline is 17 January 2025.Applications are invited for the following funded PhD projects. Please follow the application guidance carefully, via each link to the advert on FindaPhD.com.Prof Dave McLeanBrainstem origins of total body coordination during locomotionDr Barry Denholm Exploring form & function in one of nature’s most powerful water-conservation systemsDr. Paul Donlin-AspElucidating the function and regulation of PSD-95 and ACTB protein synthesis at dendritic spines Dr. Nick Robinson Neural Coding Underlying Episodic Memory Formation, Consolidation and RetrievalDr Mahesh Karnani Cortico-hypothalamic circuits in feedingDr Paula Brunton Investigating a role for the placenta in signalling maternal stress to the fetus and programming the fetal brainDr. Gedi Luksys Investigating neurocomputational mechanisms and modulatory factors of decision making in ecological settings Further information can be viewed here on the EASTBIO web site Funded PhD Project Deadline Friday 31st January 2025 (UK Students Only)Dr Jian GanIn vivo investigation of neuronal and circuit mechanisms underlying cognitive dysfunction in early dementia Looking for a PhD?Applicants that have independently obtained scholarship funding (or want to apply for scholarships via the University) should apply directly through the degree-finder website to any of our PhD programmes:Anatomical SciencesInfection MedicineIntegrative PhysiologyNeuroscience Further information on potential research topics and supervisors can be found through our Centres and Institutes:Centre for Discovery Brain SciencesEdinburgh Infectious Diseases Edinburgh NeurosciencePatrick Wild Centre FundingInformation on currently available fully funded studentships within Biomedical SciencesEdinburgh Doctoral College Scholarship (ECDS)Biomedical Sciences PhD Studentship with Transnational Education (TNE) experienceFurther informationGeneral information on applying for a PhD in one of our Centres/Institutes This article was published on 2024-08-05