Are you planning to be in Exeter over the summer? Looking for something fun to do when the exams are over? Why not apply for an internship to run pilot imaging projects for the new high throughput screening #Multiscope within our busy BioImaging Facility? Deadline 22nd May Apply today!

Only TWO MORE DAYS to go until the deadline! Don't miss out!

@alexdcorbett.bsky.social · 10mo ago

PhD studentship alert! This promises to be a really fun project, using cutting edge imaging technology to answer fundamental questions of how we know when to eat and how much to consume. Get your application in by the 3rd December! Details below.

PhD studentship alert! This promises to be a really fun project, using cutting edge imaging technology to answer fundamental questions of how we know when to eat and how much to consume. Get your application in by the 3rd December! Details below.

Elizabeth Williams@marinvmet.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Interested in a #PhD with neuroendocrine and bioimaging focus? Check out our @swbiodtp.bsky.social project 'Creating a functional map for brain-gut signalling in a simple worm', with @alexdcorbett.bsky.social and CASE partner Cairn Research Ltd. Application deadline Wednesday 3rd December.

What if you could consciously arrest your heart beat in the same way you can hold your breath? Together with @tetsukudoh.bsky.social and Rosalie Herbert (3rd year UG) we have identified a very rare animal model where this is exactly the case! Check out our preprint: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Do you want to help discover the medicines of the future? High throughput screening technologies are one way of identifying the most promising drug candidates. Apply for a PhD in my group and see how far your creativity can take you. Deadline 10th February. www.exeter.ac.uk/study/fundin...

aaaand the deadline is tomorrow!

Exciting news! We have a funded 4-year PhD studentship starting in Sept 2025. This will use the new "Multiscope" parallelised microscope to study the effect of neuroendocrine signalling on feeding behaviour. Answer fundamental bioscience questions using high throughput imaging. Please get in touch!