Mres In Stem Cells, Development And Regenerative Medicine
About Mres In Stem Cells, Development And Regenerative Medicine
The MRes offers exciting opportunities to develop skills required to become an independent researcher in Stem Cells, Development & Regenerative Medicine.
Mres In Stem Cells, Development And Regenerative Medicine Description
The MRes in Stem Cells, Development & Regenerative Medicine is a one year programme incorporating the following modules:
•Stem Cells, Development & Regenerative Medicine module
•Research Skills in Biomedical Sciences (RSBS) module
•Advanced Scientific Skills module
•2 x Research Project modules
Modules are either 10, or 30 ECTS credits at level 7.
All modules are compulsory.
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3-year PhD studentship (see link below) for the interdisciplinary project entitled, A biomaterial-based tissue engineering approach for augmentation of articular cartilage repair (start date: Oct 2018).
https://www.findaphd.com/search/ProjectDe tails.aspx…
The project will be carried out in collaboration with a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in University Hospital Southampton, an industrial partner and a Bioengineering academic, and aims to analyse the ability of three commer...cially available biomaterial scaffolds to support the attachment, viability, proliferation and differentiation of stem cells from human bone marrow and articular cartilage, and promote the generation of 3-D, hyaline-like cartilage constructs, which can then be implanted to enhance the repair of articular cartilage defects.
Applications for this project/studentship are to be made via the link in the advert, clearly specifying Dr Rahul Tare as the project supervisor. The deadline for applications is 31st May, after which shortlisted applicants will be invited for Skype interviews in June.
If you wish to discuss any details of the project informally, please contact Dr Rahul Tare (R.Tare@soton.ac.uk).
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The 2017/18 cohort of MRes students during the induction session for the programme.
Students attending the Open Day for the MRes programme had the opportunity to meet the academics associated with the programme and past/present MRes students in the Institute of Developmental Sciences.
Students attending the Open Day for the MRes programme in conversation with the academics associated with the programme and past/present MRes students.
Prof Richard Oreffo and Dr Franchesca Houghton (Director of the MRes programme) answered queries from students regarding the MRes and the Centre.
Prof Richard Oreffo (Director of the Centre for Human Development, Stem Cells and Regeneration) gave an overview of the research conducted in the Centre to the students attending the Open day for the MRes programme.
Find out more about our MRes here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEsQsf9iu Hw