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PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017

Awarded by University of Cambridge

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

PhD

Funding Type

Partial Funding · Partial funding

Eligible Courses

Protein Aggregation in Ageing

Eligible Nationalities

Open to citizens of the UK

Can Be Taken At

University of Cambridge

Provider

University of Cambridge

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Overview

The University of Cambridge is offering PhD studentship in Protein Aggregation in Ageing to the UK citizens.

Eligibility

  • The applicants for PhD Studentship in Protein Aggregation in Ageing, 2017 should have obtained or should expect to obtain UK first class or upper second class honours degree or its equivalent (preferably masters) in physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biophysics, or related field.
  • The candidates should be interested in multi-disciplinary research, to apply and learn new biophysical techniques.
  • The applicants should also be interested in protein aggregation.

Documents required

  • The candidates applying for PhD Studentship in Protein Aggregation in Ageing, 2017 should submit a curriculum vitae and a cover letter.
  • The applicants should also submit contact details of minimum two academic referees and academic transcripts.

Value of the scholarship
The recipients of PhD Studentship in Protein Aggregation in Ageing, 2017 will get a maintenance grant at the Research Council UK rate + CASE supplement and tuition fees at the UK/EU rate.

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  • The deadline of PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 is Expired.
  • PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 is offered to PhD degree.
  • PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 is offered for Protein Aggregation in Ageing.
  • PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 is open for: Open to citizens of the UK.
  • PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 is offered by University of Cambridge.
  • PhD Studentship In Protein Aggregation In Ageing, 2017 covers Partial Funding, Partial funding.