Eligibility

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CDB Seminars All welcome Wednesday 26 June, 12.30-4.40pm Gavin de Beer Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Anatomy Building Hosts: Steve Hunt and Michael Duchen 12.30pm Ricardo Laranjeiro: "A novel cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor (p20) controls circadian cell cycle timing" 1.00pm Mark Hajjawi: “Nucleotides as regulators of skeletal function” 1.30pm Keri Tochiki: “Are histone modifications setting up inflammatory pain states?” 2.00pm Gordon Walsh: "Model construction and parameter determination in eukaryotic phosphoinositide metabolism" 2.30pm Interval 2.40pm Mason Yeh: 3.10pm Beverley Bright: 3.40pm Eleanna Stamatakou: 4.10pm Hui Min Tan: __________________________ Thursday 27 June at 1pm Prof Richard Zigmond, Case Western Reserve University Title: A new phenotype for the well-studied slow Wallerian degeneration mouse: A critical role in the conditioning lesion response for inflammation near axotomized neurons Host: Prof David Whitmore Venue: Anatomy G04 Gavin de Beer LT __________________________ Following the Summer Break the Series returns in September. See all seminars

CDB Seminars
All welcome

Wednesday 26 June, 12.30-4.40pm

Gavin de Beer Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Anatomy Building

Hosts: Steve Hunt and Michael Duchen

12.30pm Ricardo Laranjeiro: "A novel cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor (p20) controls circadian cell cycle timing"

1.00pm Mark Hajjawi: “Nucleotides as regulators of skeletal function”

1.30pm Keri Tochiki: “Are histone modifications setting up inflammatory pain states?”

2.00pm Gordon Walsh: "Model construction and parameter determination in eukaryotic phosphoinositide metabolism"
2.30pm Interval

2.40pm Mason Yeh:

3.10pm Beverley Bright:

3.40pm Eleanna Stamatakou:

4.10pm Hui Min Tan:

__________________________

Thursday 27 June at 1pm
Prof Richard Zigmond, Case Western Reserve University
Title: A new phenotype for the well-studied slow Wallerian degeneration mouse: A critical role in the conditioning lesion response for inflammation near axotomized neurons
Host: Prof David Whitmore
Venue: Anatomy G04 Gavin de Beer LT

__________________________

Following the Summer Break the Series returns in September.

See all seminars

Eligibility

4-year PhD
Developmental and Stem Cell Biology

Entry criteria
All applicants will be required to satisfy standard UCL academic and English language entry criteria, including minimum upper-second (2.1) honours degree (or overseas equivalent) in a relevant subject.

All applicants need to complete the two stages of the Application Procedures

UK and EU applicants
Applicants from the UK and EU are eligible for a studentship that includes a maintenance stipend of £22,278 per annum (2013/14 rate) and tuition fees paid in full at the home/EU rate.

International (non-EU) applicants
International applicants are welcome to apply, but will be liable for the difference in fees between the home/EU and overseas rate (£15,850 per annum 2013/14 rate). You are encouraged to apply for a UCL Overseas Research Scholarship to cover this - please follow the instructions at:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/

Completed scholarship application forms should be sent to:
Debbie Bartram, UCL Research Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, UCL, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT

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