Birmingham based projects

Principal Supervisor	Project title
Dr Amir Anvarian	Investigating the microbiological safety of plant-based food distillates and hydrosolsLink opens in a new window
Dr Manuel Banzhaf	Understanding Gram-negative envelope biogenesis and/or antimicrobial resistance using genome-wide approachesLink opens in a new window
Professor David Grainger	Understanding Multiple Antibiotic Resistance in Gram-negative BacteriaLink opens in a new window
Professor David Grainger	Understanding how pandemic microbes evolveLink opens in a new window
Professor David Grainger	Understanding the multiple antibiotic resistant ESKAPE pathogen Acinetobacter baumanniiLink opens in a new window
Professor Paula Mendes	Investigating the effect of nanoscale vibration cues on long-term bacterial adhesionLink opens in a new window
Dr Taghi Miri	Investigating Ohmic Heating as a novel food process on the deactivation of microbial cells, especially the sporesLink opens in a new window
Dr Helen Onyeaka	Future food: Safety and shelf-life of reformulated food productsLink opens in a new window
Dr Josh Quick	Single-cell nanopore sequencing to understand mechanisms of antibiotic resistanceLink opens in a new window
Professor Bettina Wolf	Lignin-based ingredients formulated from food waste for sustainable approaches to food safety and a healthy dietLink opens in a new window
Professor Zhibing Zhang	Co-encapsulation of bacteria and fungi as biopesticides for dual pest and disease controlLink opens in a new window

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Harper Adams based projects

Principal Supervisor	Project title
Dr Matthew Back	Development of novel plant breeding and biological strategies for the protection of parsnips and carrots from free living plant parasitic nematodesLink opens in a new window
Dr Karim Farag	Can Rapid Detection of Airborne Volatile Organic Compounds Improve Animal Welfare, Meat Quality and Meat Safety in Abattoir Environments?Link opens in a new window

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Leicester based projects

Principal Supervisor	Project title
Professor Martha Clokie	Developing novel phage-based techniques for removing spoilage bacteria from meat productsLink opens in a new window
Professor Martha Clokie	Phages as the ultimate puppeteers of bacterial metabolismLink opens in a new window
Dr Andrew Millard	The development of phage-based vaccines for animal healthLink opens in a new window
Dr Andrew Millard	Understanding the biology of how a promiscuous vibriophage, pirates host metabolismLink opens in a new window

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Warwick based projects

Principal Supervisor	Project title
Professor Yin Chen	Determining the importance of lipid remodelling in the rhizosphere bacteriaLink opens in a new window
Dr Séamus Holden	Developing an open source, low cost, high performance super-resolution microscope for bacteriology and antimicrobial drug discoveryLink opens in a new window
Dr Matthew Jenner	Genomics-driven exploitation of aphid-killing bacteria as a source of novel biopesticidesLink opens in a new window

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Aston based projects

There are no projects of this type at Aston University

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