Jo De Klerk - Published Article
Warwick Student, Jo De Klerk, has published an article in PLOS Computational Biology. The article is titled as Modelling African horse sickness emergence and transmission in the South African control…
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PhD Studentship projects are focused in vital research areas such as Sustainable Agriculture and Food, Understanding the Rules of Life, Renewable Resources and Clean Growth and Integrated Understanding of Health and use interdisciplinary and quantitative approaches to biology. Students from a wide diversity of academic backgrounds are encouraged to apply: those with creative drive in both theoretical disciplines (for example, maths, computer science, statistics) as well as experimental science (for example, biology, biomedicine, chemistry, biotechnology).
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Warwick Student, Jo De Klerk, has published an article in PLOS Computational Biology. The article is titled as Modelling African horse sickness emergence and transmission in the South African control…
Warwick student Phoebe do Carmo Silva has won first prize for the poster she presented at the annual meeting of the National PhD Training Programme in Antimicrobial Resistance. The title is Nontypeabl…
Aston Student, Calum Upton, has published an article in The Biochemist. The article is titled as The value of the ‘Science and Economic Development’ Parliamentary Links Day 2023. It can be viewed in f…
Birmingham Student, Asier Rodriguez Muguruza, has published an article in the RSC journal, Nanoscale Advances. The article is titled as Chelating silica nanoparticles for efficient antibiotic delivery…