2018 Students
BEN AMIES-CULLNuffield Department of Population Health Non-communicable disease modelling: Estimating cost-effectiveness of interventions for non-communicable disease prevention at the Local Authority level Supervisors: Pete Scarborough, Jane Wolstenholme, Linda Cobiac
SARAH ARMSTRONGOxford Neuroscience DPhil project will be chosen at the end of the first year of studies. Supervisors: TBC
TEHMINA BHARUCHADepartment of Biochemistry Protein promise? Application of mass spectrometry-based proteomics techniques to identify cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers for diagnosing suspected central nervous system infections - a focus on Japanese encephalitis virus infection Supervisors: Nicole Zitzmann, Paul Nicholas Newton
CLAIRE BLACKLOCKNuffield Department of Clinical Medicine Examining the potential for expanding coverage of neonatal care in low and middle income countries through task shifting and task sharing Supervisors: Michael English, Lisa Hinton, Jacob McKnight
JAN BOEHNINGSir William Dunn School of Pathology Cryo-EM imaging of phase separation in bacterial biofilms Supervisors: Tanmay Bharat
SORCHA BOLTONDepartment of Psychiatry Evaluating the True Colours App for symptom monitoring and self-management in Bipolar Disorder Supervisors: John Geddes, Katharine Saunders
ALICE BRANKINNuffield Department of Clinical Medicine Predicting Resistance to Fluoroquinolone Antibiotics in Mycobacterium tuberculosis Supervisors: Ann Walker, Philip Fowler
BETHANY CHARLTONNuffield Department of Clinical Medicine Immunological and genetic correlates of delayed HIV disease progression in children with perinatally-acquired HIV-1 infection, Harare, Zimbabwe Supervisors: Sarah Rowland-Jones, Louis-Marie Yindom
katherine emaryDepartment of Paediatrics The efficacy and immune response to an oral live-attenuated Salmonella enterica serovar Paratyphi A vaccine, CVD 1902 Supervisors: Andrew Pollard, Richard Moxon, Calman MacLennan, Jennifer Hill
JOAO fERREIRA FERNANDESMedical Sciences Doctoral Training Centre DPhil in Infection, Immunology and Translational Medicine. DPhil project will be chosen at the end of the first year of studies. Supervisors: Andrew Hassan, Stephen Uphoff
TIMO FLESCHDepartment of Experimental Psychology Representation Learning for Continuous Task Performance Supervisors: Christopher Summerfield, Andrew Saxe
JONATHAN GAMWELLRadcliffe Department of Medicine Brown adipose tissue WNT signalling as a therapeutic target for obesity and type 2 diabetes Supervisors: Leanne Hodson, Katherine Pinnick
EMILY GRAHAMSir William Dunn School of Pathology Molecular mechanisms of genome stability and human disease Supervisors: Dragana Ahel
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JAN GROHNDepartment of Experimental Psychology Multi-task recurrent neural networks for choice Supervisors: Matthew Rushworth, Nils Kolling
romain GuyonNuffield Department of Clinical Medicine Development of a single-dose vaccine technology using microfluidics as a production method Supervisors: Anita Milicic, Adrian Hill, Eleanor Stride
SOPHIE HUGHESDepartment of Oncology Investigation of pancreatic immunology during progression of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma Supervisors: Eric O'Neill, Mads Gyrd-Hansen
MAGDA MARECKOVANuffield Department of Women’s & Reproductive Health Exploring endometrial cellular heterogeneity and its role in endometriosis using single-cell transcriptomics Supervisors: Carl Heneghan, Karin Hellner, Krina Zondervan, Rebecca Dragovic
SONALI MUNSHAWDepartment of Physiology, Anatomy, and Genetics BASIGIN - A therapeutic target in Atherosclerosis via Thymosin β4 Supervisors: Nicola Smart, Paul Riley
LAURA OLBRICHDepartment of Paediatrics RaPaed TB – Evaluation of new diagnostics in paediatric tuberculosis (single-gate, double diagnostic study in the target population) Supervisors: Andrew Pollard, Rinn Song, Norbert Heinrich, Timothy McHugh
Albert prats uribeNuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences Methods for observational risk-benefit studies of medical devices: an analysis of big data and simulation studies Supervisors: Daniel Alhambra,Gary Collins, Mohammed Ali, Victoria Strauss
victoria rootDepartment of Clinical Neurosciences Cognitive Modelling of Phantom Limb Pain: investigating the plausibility of a predictive coding framework to explain phantom limb pain Supervisors: Irene Tracey, Tamar Makin
TEREZA RUZICKOVADepartment of Psychiatry Implicit cognition as a marker of cognitive function in Parkinson’s disease and its treatment Supervisors: Catherine Harmer, Susannah Murphy
carla schmidtDepartment of Pharmacology Investigations on presynaptic NMDA receptors and a presynaptic feedback loop between NMDA receptors and SK-channels Supervisors: Nigel Emptage
ellen taylorDepartment of Experimental Psychology Oral vs written exposure on reading of novel words: an eye-tracking study Supervisors: Kate Nation, Margaret Snowling
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