Quick answer: University of Warwick in the UK has 1358 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 58 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (58)
Professors at University of Warwick with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Albane Thery
Assistant Professor · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I study how microorganisms, like bacteria and plankton, adapt and move in complex biological environments – from multispecies marine ecosystems to oral biofilms. My work is a combination of theory and simulations, and I build minimal models for complex living systems, with a stro…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We have three major lines of research:
1. **Inheritance**: some animals produce different types of offspring, depending on what they experience. For example, mothers that experience stress can produce stress-resistant offspring. Using a roundworm as model system, we are studying…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
As embryos develop they become more complex, acquiring progressively more cell types in order to form fully functional tissues and organs. Emergence of new cell types during development is highly coordinated in time and space. This coordination involves the activation and deactiv…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
In my lab, we are interested in understanding the mechanisms of bacterial infection and phage therapy inside the mammalian cell environment. Bacteriophages or phages are viruses that have great specificity towards targeting their host bacteria and thus can be used as therapeutics…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
The lab’s focus is on how a class of molecules known as the purines affect the brain and nervous system, and how they can be used to both diagnose brain disorders and as novel treatments. The most important purines are ATP – the energy source used by all cells, including brain ce…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Many organisms, from simple bacteria to complex mammals, have an internal ‘circadian’ clock that helps regulate essential life processes on a 24-hour cycle. The circadian clock is a network of interacting genes and proteins, which in turn interact with other processes in cells to…
Associate Professor and Director of Education · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Improvements in healthcare over the last 100 years have resulted in dramatic increases in life expectancy worldwide. This has resulted in a global shift in demographics with more people living to increasingly older ages. While this is a significant achievement, it also means that…
⭐ For postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Professor Chris G Dowson has, for many years, examined the emergence and evolution of antibiotic resistance across a wide range of bacteria. His recent focus has been to better understand how penicillin targets bacteria. This began during his postdoctoral time at the University o…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Research in the Rodrigues lab is focused on understanding how bacteria develop into one of the toughest cell types on Earth - Spores. Spores are dormant, highly-resistant cells that allow bacteria to survive starvation stress and persist in the environment. Spores are inert to an…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Clathrin-mediated endocytosis allows cells to capture nutrients and other important molecules by engulfing them in a capsule made from the plasma membrane. This is a vital process that contributes not only to nutrient uptake but to other cellular functions including recycling of …
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
My group is working on transcription, the production of RNA, in human cells.
Many mechanistic details of this process remain unclear; it is not well understood why most genes are transcribed at strongly fluctuating rates, producing very unequal RNA numbers in different cells of …
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
David Roper has a background in microbial biochemistry and was awarded an MRC Career Development Award fellowship at the University of York prior to taking an academic position at the University of Warwick, where he has now Professor of Biochemistry.
The Roper group is focused o…
Associate Professor in history of medicine and science (reader), Associate Professor (senior lecturer), History Department · Faculty of Arts
⭐ I am happy to supervise postgraduate research topics broadly concerned with medicine and science from 1500-early 20th century. More specifically, I am interested in projects related to the history of science/medicine and visual and material culture, the history of disease and epidemics. I also happy…
The formation of the modern and postmodern subject since the seventeenth century at the intersection of science and medicine, politics and economy. The role of biopower or biopolitics, as understood by Michel Foucault as the processes by which 'life' emerges as the center of poli…
Assistant Professor in Modern European History, Director of Final Year Studies and Dissertations Coordinator · Faculty of Arts
⭐ I welcome students interested in working on history of (forced) migration, history of humanitarianism, history of development, history of human rights, modern east-central Europe.
history of modern Europe, history of east-central Europe, international history, history of humanitarianism, history of development, history of migration (esp. history of refugees)
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Our research focuses on the ecology and evolution of marine organisms. While we work on a range of organisms, much of our research to date has focused on the coral-algal symbiosis. We are particularly interested in how these symbiotic partners have adapted to environmental extrem…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Professor Holub is a geneticist, systems-thinker and a fellow of Warwick Institute of Engagement. He applies his experience to genetic improvement of food crops and public access to affordable food diversity. Recently, he has been selecting Meso-american crops for UK production i…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
All animals begin life as a single cell, the newly fertilized egg. As embryos develop, they generate the diverse array of cell types that make up the adult organism. We are interested in understanding how embryos generate diverse cell types, with a focus on the process of asymmet…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, please see Teaching/Student Supervision section of this page.
For interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a disease ecologist and epidemiologist at the School of Life Sciences and Zeeman Institute for infectious disease epidemiology. I am also a fellow in Warwick's Institute for Global Sustainable Development.
My lab's research aims to understand the drivers, spread, and conseq…
⭐ Currently, I am only taking PhD students through Warwick's doctoral training programmes:
Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership
DTP in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research
My team researches how bacterial pathogens are able to form long-lived, chronic infections with high levels of tolerance to antibiotics. To do this, we study how bacteria grow and behave, and respond to drugs, in environments that closely mimic the unique environments they find i…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We are interested in deciphering the complex signalling relationships during craniofacial development by combining the power of developmental genetics, lineage analysis and in vivo single cell imaging across vertebrate systems. One key organizing tissue, the embryonic neural cres…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Feeding the future world population will require substantially increasing food production from the same area of land while still maintaining a healthy environment. Vegetable crops have a particularly important nutritional role in our diet compared with cereals, however, their mar…
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a ubiquitous human herpesvirus associated with the development of both lymphoid and epithelial tumours; and most recently, implicated in the development of autoimmune diseases such as MS, ME and long covid. A key challenge in the study of EBV in epithe…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We study microorganisms that cycle trace gases and degrade pollutants. Despite their small size, microorganism have a major role in nature as recyclers of organic matter. Their activity has a decisive impact on how organic and inorganic compounds are distributed in terrestrial an…
⭐ Post Docs and PhD students.
Motivated Post Docs and PhD students that want to join the lab are very welcome throughout the year. Please contact Dr Nezis for details.
PhD studentships available through MIBTP-DTC
Autophagy is an evolutionarily conserved catabolic process that involves the degradation of cytoplasmic material through the lysosomal pathway. It is a cellular response in nutrient starvation but it is also responsible for the removal of aggregated proteins, damaged organelles a…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We are happy to recruit PhD students via either the BBSRC MIBTP programme or the Warwick MRC DTP programme. We can also host MBio projects from the School of Life Sciences …
Cells constantly send and receive messages to keep our bodies functioning properly. This communication ensures that tissues grow, repair, and respond to their environment. When it fails, diseases such as cancer or Alzheimer’s can develop. Our research investigates how cells excha…
Professor of Materials Modelling · University of Warwick
⭐ No vacancies at present. HetSys CDT PhD projects for Oct 26 start will be advertised in late autumn 2025.
I develop multiscale materials modelling algorithms and the software that implements them, with a particular focus on machine learning and data-driven approaches, and on quantifying the uncertainty in the output of electronic structure and atomistic models. I am also active in ap…
⭐ We are happy to recruit PhD students via the BBSRC MIBTP programme or the Warwick MRC DTP programme.
I am currently looking for PhD students on the BBSRC-MIBTP and MRC-DTP programmes and I welcome enquiries from students on MBio and MRes programmes. I offer dry and wet lab undergraduate research pro…
RNA viruses are a vast group of viruses that infect humans, animals, and plants. Each year, these viruses cause regional epidemics and, at times, large global pandemics. Well-known RNA viruses include the influenza virus, the measles virus, and the Ebola virus. My research focuse…
Professor of Genetics and Epigenetics · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We are interested in addressing a key question in biology: how are development and environmental responses coordinated across diverse cell types in multicellular organisms? To explore this, we employ interdisciplinary approaches that combine quantitative epi/genomic profiling, co…
Associate Professor (Reader) · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Our planet is a self-sustaining system that all organisms contribute to and affect. However, many of the most critical processes, such as the production of oxygen and the constant recycling of other vital components like carbon, nitrogen and sulfur are driven by the activity of m…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a quantitative ecologist at the School of Life Sciences and the Systems Biology and Infectious Disease Epidemiology Research Institute (SBIDER). I am primarily interested in the evolutionary, environmental, and social determinants driving disease dynamics, with focus on appl…
⭐ Prospective students: I am always looking for bright students with strong maths/stats/CS background. If you want to do a PhD with me then I would expect you to contact me by Sept/Oct. If your enquiries/research topic proposal are inline with my research, I will very likely respond to your email. War…
My main research area is Artificial Intelligence. I am interested in developing mathematical foundations for large systems of autonomous and complex agents (either AI or human users) that have to: (i) collaborate with each other to deal with complex real-world problems; or (ii) s…
Associate Professor (Reader) · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a Reader in Epidemiology appointed jointly between the School of Life Sciences and the Mathematics Institute. I am also a member of the Zeeman Institute (Systems Biology and Infectious Disease Epidemiology Research, SBIDER), a cross-departmental group bringing together resea…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is driven by microorganisms, such as bacteria, evolving mechanisms to resist antibiotics (also called antimicrobials), threatening modern medicine by making it harder to treat infections. As the current antibiotics are becoming ineffective and the s…
Associate Professor and MRC CDA fellow · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am currently looking for PhD students on DTP programmes and I welcome enquiries from students on MBio and MRes programmes.
I offer mainly wet lab undergraduate research…
Stress is the mind and body’s response to threats, real and imagined, and continued stress can have detrimental effects on our health. Indeed, stress-related disorders, including depression and anxiety, are seen increasingly in our society. At its core, stress is beneficial: In r…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a neuroscientist interested in measuring the electrical properties of neurons in the mammalian brain and how they change in conditions such as epilepsy, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s disease.
⭐ I am happy to receive enquires about PG Research projects in my group, please contact me at the above email address.
Recent decades have shown that humans and our environment remain at risk from a large number of infectious diseases. COVID has shown how quickly a new infection can spread around the globe. Malaria and other tropical disease still threaten the lives of millions. While our agricul…
Assistant Professor (Research focused) · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
My lab studies how bacteria build and maintain their protective outer shell, known as the cell envelope. This structure is a major player in resistance, helping bacteria to adapt to their environment and block harmful molecules, which makes many dangerous pathogens so difficult t…
⭐ I am looking for a MBio student for 2025/26.
I am happy to discuss MBio wet-lab projects working on consequences of nutrient limitation associated with lipid membrane remodelling to photophysiology and carbon fixation in marine phytoplankton. If you are interested, please, contact me at the above e…
Lipid membranes are essential for cellular life forming a barrier towards the environment. In phototrophic organisms such as cyanobacteria and eukaryotic microalgae they are also a key component of thylakoid membranes and chloroplasts. Here, in the photosynthetic machinery embedd…
Professor and Director of Research · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Prof. Mike Tildesley is a Professor of Infectious Disease Modelling at the University of Warwick and the Director of the Mathematics for Real World Systems Centre for Doctoral Training.
He has an interest in the predictive power of models in the early stages of emerging disease …
Professor & Head of School · University of Warwick
⭐ Opportunities in Gifford lab: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/lifesci/research/systemsdev/opp/
We are interested in how plants interact with the environment. The mechanisms that facilitate this interaction are particularly important for plants since they are sessile yet still cope with environmental extremes.
When plant roots and microbes work together in symbiosis the wa…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Bacterial pathogens severely impact crops and trees, leading to major economic losses worldwide. Current control measures are often limited, and the rise of antibiotic resistance in plant pathogens has made traditional approaches increasingly unsustainable. This creates an urgent…
Elizabeth Creak Chair in Food Security · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
My group studies pathogenic and beneficial plant microbes interactions. The pathogenic are mainly bacterial pathogens and the beneficial a cool fungus called Trichoderma hamatum.
We undertake very multidisciplinary research using genetics, molecular biology, metabolomics (small …
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
The current focus of my research is to develop a predictive and quantitative understanding of cellular metabolism and metabolic interactions among cells. In the latter domain, we study metabolic interactions in cyanobacterial microbial communities, capable of macro-scale spatial …
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
The Stansfeld group studies one of the fundamental challenges in biological sciences: to visualise biomolecular machines in high-resolution detail. This is notoriously difficult, expensive and time-consuming to achieve by using experimental techniques, especially for proteins tha…
Professor & Deputy Head of School (Operations) · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me by email.
Our primary interest is in how the plant hormone auxin works because its actions are the foundations for most of the green plant world. As biochemists, we are fascinated by how specificity is conferred for auxin. Millions of similar, but different small organic molecules cause no…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Microbes catalyse the majority of biogeochemical transformations of elements on Earth. They also encompass the vast majority of our planet's genetic potential. My lab focuses on characterising this genetic potential in bacteria. Particularly we are interested in how bacteria acqu…
⭐ For interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am currently looking for PhD students on DTP programmes, and MBio students, if you are interested please contact me.
My research interests mainly focus on respiratory and cardiovascular neurobiology. Cardiorespiratory control is essential for life from before birth all the way through, except for the briefest of pauses, to death. The neural networks that control cardiorespiratory activity form …
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
My principal interest is systems sustainability within the environmental, agricultural, food and healthcare sectors. My research focuses on understanding the environmental outcomes that arise from current practices and how burdens might be mitigated to reduce human impact on the …
⭐ Dr. Mushinski has an active PhD cohort and is always looking for eager PhD candidates to join his lab.
My research focuses on understanding microbial controls over biogeochemical cycling in terrestrial ecosystems, with particular emphasis on nitrogen transformations and trace gas emissions. I investigate how microbial communities respond to environmental change, including land use…
Professor of Microbial Biophysics · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
We currently have an exciting MRC-DTP iCASE PhD position available - full details on our lab website
We are happy to recruit PhD students via either the BBSRC MIBTP progr…
My lab uses advanced microscopy to figure out how bacteria grow and divide. We study how proteins act as tiny nanoscale machines to build complex biological structures, with a particular focus on how bacteria remodel their cell envelope, which is one of the most important targets…
⭐ Post-Doctoral Positions:
I am currently looking to recruit Postdoctoral Research Fellows. Applicants should have an engineering background (Fluid Dynamics) with a strong mathematical component. Familiarity with AI, computing, and numerical analysis would be advantageous. For further details, please …
Pollution transport in the environment (solute and microplastics)
Resilient infrastructures to natural hazards, climate change and flooding
⭐ Applications are welcomed from those wishing to study towards a PhD and can be via the online application system. Applicants should include a description of the proposed research topic, which can be discussed prior to submission of the application. It may be beneficial (in terms of available resourc…
Current research includes the use of thermochemical reactions for heat recovery, storage and upgrading. He also works on solar energy systems (both thermal and PV), phase change materials and thermally driven cooling technology. His leadership roles have included theme leadership…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a plant disease epidemiologist and modeller based at the Warwick Crop Centre and Zeeman Institute for infectious disease epidemiology. Epidemics of plant destroying pests and diseases are on the rise due to the ever-increasing movement of people and plants around the planet.…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
I am a medical entomologist and my research group studies novel methods of control for insect-borne diseases such as malaria. The main focus of our research is on the endosymbiotic bacterium Wolbachia and we explore ways in which this bacterium can be used to reduce human pathoge…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Unlike animals, plants cannot move away from adverse conditions. Plants face increased threats from fungal and bacterial pathogens, some of which are gaining advantage as the climate becomes more favourable to them. To protect crops from major losses we need to understand how pla…
Professor of Statistical Epidemiology and Genomics · University of Warwick
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
My research is concerned with understanding the way bacterial pathogens evolve, spread and cause disease. I have analysed both epidemiological and genomic data from a wide range of bacteria. A key aim is to develop new bioinformatics and statistical methods that can handle the ve…
⭐ For PhD and postdoctoral opportunities, and interest in potential collaborations, please contact me at the above email address.
Acute pain warns us of danger allowing us to initiate protective behaviours and is thus beneficial. However, chronic and sustained pain is debilitating and harmful to health. It has become one of the most common medical conditions associated with many diseases such as arthritis, …
Professor in Ground Engineering · University of Warwick
⭐ <p>- <strong>Marie Curie PhD scholarships</strong>: 4 scholarships are available in areas related to offshore foundation design. The positions will be advertised soon. Please send me your CV if you are interested now.</p>
<p class="p1"><b>Two positions are currently live and advertised</b>: https://…
One of her major research interests and also one of the key strengths is the willingness and ability to work closely with industry in understanding and finding solutions to the real field problems and being able to disseminate the salient research outcomes to considerable and tan…
Achas' research interests centre around private law theory (tort, medical law and property) and on public inquiries. Her interests include: legal theory (jurisprudence); tort law and its theory; property law and theory; medical law and ethics; postcolonial and decolonial approach…
My research interests lie in the optoelectronic properties of physically intriguing novel materials, involving themes such as photophysical and nano-scale effects, charge-carrier dynamics, polaritonic effects and light harvesting for solar energy conversion. At Warwick, my resear…
Computational Pathology, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Medical Imaging, Early Cancer Detection, Head and Neck Cancer, Breast Cancer, Multi-Modal Learning, Oral Epithelial Dysplasia.
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Adele Kenny
· Warwick Medical School (Health Sciences - PET)
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Aditya Sarkar
Associate Professor of South Asian History · history
Labour history and industrial struggles; the social history of bubonic plague in late 19th century/early 20th century India; intellectual history; the history of left-wing politics; authoritarian populism and the contemporary Right.
Synthetic and physical chemistry of late transition metal complexes, particularly in connection with their use in small molecule activation and catalysis. This research encompasses elucidating the fundamental structure, bonding and reactivity of transition metal complexes, mechan…
My research explores gender and sexuality, urbanisation and cosmopolitanism, ethnicity, political culture, nationalism, state violence, and slavery in East Africa. I investigate how medical and legal discourses, state practices, and cultural conventions have been used to classify…
My teaching and research interests lie broadly in the fields of international film history and aesthetics with special emphasis on the cultural representation of place, location and movement. I am especially interested in French and Japanese film making, site-related histories of…
Probability: stability of stochastic systems; invariance principles; local time; coupling; stochastic processes on manifolds; stochastic analysis for processes with and without jumps; Levy processes; random walks; Markov chains; branching; stochastic control & optimal stopping. N…
automata theory and game semantics, primarily focused around automata defined over infinite alphabets and their applications in programming language theory; theory and practice of game design and development; philosophy of games; intersection between ludology and education
Our group uses transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to understand the dynamic structural and chemical changes that nano and energy materials undergo while being operated in conditions relevant to applications. We are interested in two-dimensional materials for 'beyond Moore' el…
symbolic approaches for geodesic flows on noncompact hyperbolic manifolds and related topics, such as real and complex continued fraction algorithms, Diophantine approximation and thermodynamic formalism
Twentieth-century literary and cultural history, Anglo-American modernism, book history, literary and cultural memory of war, women's writing, First World War literature and culture, New York modernism, comics journalism and graphic novels.
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Alice Pember
Assistant Professor in Film and Television Studies · scapvc
Contemporary women's independent filmmaking, with a particular focus on films produced in Britain, as well as in France and the United States, film philosophy (particularly political philosophy, phenomenology and affect theory), dance and popular music on screen and gender, class…
Alison is interested in post-verbatim methodologies and intermedial practice which she explores through the creation of a series of audio monologues, a dance film and an installation. Her practice is based on collaboration with performers, charities and NGOs including the Medaill…
Blackness, Africanity, and the figure of the 'Native'; race, caste and dynasty; slavery as history and metaphor; anthropological and broader race-scientific discourses (incl. photography, material collection); the politics of memory; toleration, disavowal and political violence; …
Directorate, Warwick Medical School"> · Warwick Medical School (Biomedical Sciences)
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My research interests lie broadly in statistical analysis of networks. In particular, I have worked on statistical modelling of network populations, such as Bayesian model-based clustering of network populations, and network time series analysis. My research has been applied to n…
Multifunctional chemical reactors
Intensification of catalytic process
Advanced studies on catalysed reaction mechanisms
Activation of saturated hydrocarbons
Catalytic chemistry related to light olefins and oxygenates
Law & Technology; Intellectual Property Law; Art and Cultural Heritage Law; Heritage, Archive and Museum Studies; Library and Information Studies; Digital Humanities; Visual Studies
Professor, Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education Policy), University Academic Director (UG) · Chemistry
Synthesis and Catalysis: Organic methodology development and free radical mediated chemistry in organic synthesis. Development of atom transfer radical cyclisations and radical-polar crossover reactions in natural product synthesis. Development of C-C bond forming reactions using…
Professor of Company Law and Corporate Governance · Law
Company Law; UK, EU and Comparative Corporate Governance; Corporate Governance and Sustainability; Regulation of Takeovers, Mergers & Acquisitions; Financial Market Regulation; Law & Economics; Corporate Social Responsibility
Director of Warwick Biomedical Sciences. · Warwick Medical School (Biomedical Sciences)
I am a former Research Councils United Kingdom fellow and currently Professor in Reproductive Medicine at Warwick Medical School. I began my Glaxo-Wellcome Prize PhD studentship at the University of Cambridge before completing my studies on oxytocin in pregnancy at the University…
Multidisciplinary and collaborative approaches to the synthesis and application of functional molecules. Understanding how the molecules we make interact with each other (supramolecular chemistry) and with biological targets for translation as therapeutics. Synthesis of heterocyc…
Being the fundamental law of nature, quantum mechanics determines the performance of all physical processes. These include typical information processing tasks such as computation, communication, sensing, and simulation. My interest lies in the limits that quantum mechanics sets …
I am currently interested in developing methods for describing the assembly, interactions and three-dimensional structures of membrane proteins -particularly membrane proteins associated with immune receptors such as the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and the B-cell recep…
No research summary on file — use the link to visit this professor’s homepage.
Anna Hájková
Reader of Modern Continental European History · history
Everyday life, Holocaust history, queer Holocaust history, sexuality and the Holocaust, gender and sexuality, Jewish history, history of everyday life, history of socialism and communism, history of genocides, Central and Eastern European history
Associate Professor · Warwick Medical School (Biomedical Sciences)
Cell migration is essential for the maintenance of homeostasis and is often key to driving diseases such as Cancer. My lab aims to understand how migrating cells talk to their immediate as well as distant neighbors using both chemical and mechanical signals.
Trade and use of aromatics in late medieval and Early Modern Europe; Social and economic history of the Eastern Mediterranean in the late Middle Ages and the Early Modern period (family and gender, material culture, slavery); History of the crusades and the crusader states; Histo…
My field is the cultural history of German-speaking Europe and England ( c . 1400-1800). In particular, I work on political/religious/social life, food/drink consumption & memory in local communities over the early modern period. Principal research themes include: Local memory an…
I co-lead the SLS Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee with Prof. Johannes Boltze, and I work hard to foster an environment that promotes inclusivity and values everyone. I also sit in the FoSEM EDI committee, and regularly attend EDI conferences to learn from other …
How many professors at University of Warwick are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 58 professors at University of Warwick, a UK university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
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