Phd Scholarship: Niisq Exploring Reprogrammed Opcs As A Therapy For Neural Repair

Griffith University

Southport, Australia
Stipend: $50,000 annually; duration: up to three y...
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Neuroscience background
Cell biology expertise
Translational research experience
This PhD scholarship focuses on characterizing reprogrammed oligodendrocyte precursor cells to develop therapeutic options for traumatic brain injury

Job Summary

  • This PhD scholarship focuses on characterizing reprogrammed oligodendrocyte precursor cells to develop therapeutic options for traumatic brain injury.
  • The successful candidate will modify nerve bridge technology to incorporate OPCs into 3D cultured constructs and test efficacy in rodent models.
  • The NIISQ scholarship provides an annual stipend of $50,000 for up to three years of full-time study at Griffith University.

Matching Summary

This PhD scholarship focuses on characterizing reprogrammed oligodendrocyte precursor cells to develop therapeutic options for traumatic brain injury.

Salary

Stipend: $50,000 annually; Duration: Up to three years; Benefits: Not specified

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Neuroscience background
  • Cell biology expertise
  • Translational research experience
  • Rodent model testing
  • 3D cell culture techniques

Nice-to-have

  • Entrepreneurial attitude
  • Consumer involvement focus
  • Collaborative team player
  • Autonomous work capability
  • Clinical trial pathway interest

Key Requirements

  • Bachelor degree with Second class (2A) honours or equivalent
  • Masters degree with significant research component
  • Domestic or international student visa eligibility
  • Commencement expected in 2027

Work Rights

International applicants must have reasonable expectation of obtaining a student visa

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