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AZ funded Non-clinical PhD Studentship (Fixed Term) in selective nanoparticle targeting of senescent alveolar epithelium using an alveolar organoid model

Nanomedicine, Cell Biology, Pharmaceutics and studentship from University of Cambridge

Apply by Tuesday, Dec 8

Closing time not stated; check the source.

About

Develop nanoparticle delivery of senescence-modulating therapies to lung epithelial cells in a Cambridge–AstraZeneca doctoral project. Research uses human alveolar organoids, engineered carriers and automated screening to evaluate drug selection, delivery and functional responses relevant to pulmonary fibrosis. The four-year studentship begins in October 2027.

Eligibility

Career stage: PhD

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Covers: Four years of funding from 1 October 2027, including a maintenance allowance of £21,500 per year and the University Composition Fee subject to the stated fee-eligibility conditions.

Host location: United Kingdom

Research is hosted at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. Home-fee or additional-scholarship conditions apply to overseas applicants.

Eligibility source

Reviewed Oct 15, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.

Applicants need or should expect a first or upper-second-class degree, or overseas equivalent, in a subject that prepares them for cell-biology research. UK citizens and overseas applicants meeting Home-fee requirements may apply; other overseas applicants need additional scholarship funding for the fee difference. Self-funding the difference is not allowed.

Topics

nanoparticle deliverysenescence-modulating therapieslung epithelial cellshuman alveolar organoidsengineered carriersautomated screeningdrug selectionpulmonary fibrosisfunctional responsesCambridge–AstraZeneca

Source: cam.ac.uk