Cellular Structural Biology
Doctoral Training Centre Degrees
Course code: RH_1
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There has never been a better time to study structural biology, with new technologies giving increasingly detailed insight into molecules, pathogens and even whole cellular systems. Our D. Phil. programme in Cellular Structural Biology is a collaborative graduate programme coordinated by the University of Oxford, Diamond Light Source and the Rosalind Franklin Institute. We provide our diverse cohort of students with a comprehensive training in structural biology methodology. They then choose exciting projects in structural biology methods development or in the application of structural biology to study important cellular systems, gaining an outstanding training and making important discoveries. Applicants who are offered places on the Cellular Structural Biology course will be fully funded. This generous funding from Wellcome includes:
We are delighted to offer a fully-funded Diamond Studentship for entry in October 2024. Read how to apply here.
Read the full DPhil in Cellular Structural Biology course information on the University of Oxford admissions website. |
 Rhys Pryce, DPhil student in Cellular Structural Biology
I was especially attracted by the Wellcome programme because of the opportunity to try different rotations.Read more about Rhys's experiences |
Supervisors
The following researchers are affiliated with this programme
Lindsay Baker
BakerJani Bolla
BollaThomas Bowden
BowdenYuriy Chaban
ChabanSebastian Fica
FicaRobert Gilbert
GilbertMichael Grange
GrangeJonathan Grimes
GrimesMichael Hough
HoughGeorgia Isom
IsomE. Yvonne Jones
JonesSyma Khalid
KhalidGirish Mali
MaliJames Naismith
NaismithSimon Newstead
NewsteadAnthony Roberts
RobertsCarol Robinson
RobinsonMark Sansom
SansomWeston Struwe
StruweDavid Stuart
StuartKaterina Toropova
ToropovaFrank von Delft
von DelftLiang Wu
WuPeijun Zhang
ZhangSupported by
Application Deadline
Applications for 2024 entry are now closed.
Course Information
Programme directors: Professor Matt Higgins
Programme co-director: Professor Yvonne Jones, Professor Jim Naismith, Dr Martin Walsh
Supported by
Wellcome Trust
Diamond Light Source