The Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences at Oxford University has an exciting DPhil studentship available, looking at the role of B cells in human neuropathic pain using rare human nerve samples, as well as a human induced stem cell-derived sensory neuron and human immune cell microfluidic co-culture system. The student will work between the labs of Associate Professor John Dawes, Professor Annina Schmid, and Associate Professor Simon Rinaldi as part of the flourishing Neural Injury Group.
Please click this link for more information on the project.
To be considered for this studentship, please submit an application to the DPhil in Clinical Neurosciences (DPhil in Clinical Neurosciences | University of Oxford).
On the application form, in the section headed “Departmental Studentship Applications,” you must indicate that you are applying for a studentship and enter the reference code for this studentship “25NDCN01.”
Please note that this studentship covers UK fees and stipend only.