Graduate Studies
There are a number of opportunities for postgraduate students within The Experimental Medicine Division NDM, to study and undertake research towards a Doctor of Philosophy (D.Phil.) degree, which is the University of Oxford's equivalent of a Ph.D. There is also a Master of Science (M.Sc.) course in Integrated Immunology run in conjunction with Experimental Medicine NDM and the Nuffield Department of Surgery.
University of Oxford Summer Internship Programme 2013
The Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine is offering outstanding undergraduate and masters students the opportunity to work in a laboratory environment with an Oxford University Principal Investigator (PI) and their team across a number of different research areas. Applications should be submitted by Friday 1st March 2013. For further imformation on how apply and information regarding the research areas involved please go to the Internship pages of the Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine website.
Doctoral Projects
There are currently over twenty-five doctoral projects avaliable through the Experimental Medicine Division. For further information about all of the projects below, admissions and funding please go to Graduate Studies
| DPhil Project |
Principal Investigator |
Theme |
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A novel cytomegalovirus based vaccine for tuberculosis
(reference number 307)
|
Tchilian, Elma
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Contribution of inflammatory monocytes to immune-protection and pathology in severe influenza A virus infection
(reference number 326)
|
Ho, Ling-Pei
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Environmental Effects on Immunity to Tuberculosis
(reference number 393)
|
Tchilian, Elma
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease and Tropical Medicine & Global Health |
|
Finding the determines for efficient viral control by cytotoxic T cell responses
(reference number 365)
|
Dong, Tao
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease and Protein Science & Structural Biology |
|
Functional Genomics of Geographically and Clinically Diverse Pathogen Populations
(reference number 258)
|
Wilson, Daniel
|
Genetics & Genomics |
|
Genetic and functional analysis of inflammation-driven colon cancer
(reference number 331)
|
Powrie, Fiona
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Genetic defects and immune dysregulation in patients with early onset inflammatory bowel disease
(reference number 406)
|
Uhlig, Holm
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease and Genetics & Genomics |
|
HCV specific T cell responses in Chronic HCV infection: Friends or foe?
(reference number 289)
|
Dong, Tao
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease and Tropical Medicine & Global Health |
|
HIV Adaptation to New Human Hosts
(reference number 32)
|
Phillips, Rodney
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
HIV Eradication: exploring the molecular biology of the HIV reservoir
(reference number 314)
|
Frater, John
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Immune selection of persistent viruses within populations; 2. Acute HIV infection
(reference number 17)
|
Phillips, Rodney
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Innate sensing in infectious and inflammatory disease
(reference number 425)
|
Simmons, Alison
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Is autophagy a therapeutic target for multiple myeloma?
(reference number 396)
|
Simon, Anna Katharina (Katja)
|
Cancer Biology and Physiology, Cellular & Molecular Biology |
|
Loss of fumarate hydratase in a novel model of diabetes-a metabolic link with cancer
(reference number 384)
|
Gillespie, Geraldine
|
Cancer Biology and Physiology, Cellular & Molecular Biology |
|
Mechanistic basis of the decline in HIV-specific CD8 T cell function during chronic infection
(reference number 431)
|
Borrow, Persephone
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Molecular analysis of the IL-23 receptor pathway in chronic intestinal inflammation
(reference number 332)
|
Powrie, Fiona
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Novel Immunotherapy for Lung Tumours
(reference number 394)
|
Tchilian, Elma
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Receptor-ligand interactions regulating NK cell responses in HIV infection
(reference number 426)
|
Borrow, Persephone
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Reconstructing Transmission Chains via Pathogen Genomics
(reference number 257)
|
Wilson, Daniel
|
Genetics & Genomics |
|
T cell immune correlates of HIV-1 control and their application to disease prevention and cure strategies
(reference number 294)
|
Dorrell, Lucy
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
T cell mediated immune responses in HBV associated liver disease
(reference number 389)
|
Dong, Tao
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease and Tropical Medicine & Global Health |
|
The function of dendritic cells in HIV-2 infection
(reference number 39)
|
Rowland-Jones, Sarah
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
The pathogenesis of previously undiagnosed vertical HIV-1 infection in HIV-infected adolescents in Zimbabwe
(reference number 333)
|
Rowland-Jones, Sarah
|
Tropical Medicine & Global Health |
|
The role of autophagy in “stemness”
(reference number 339)
|
Simon, Anna Katharina (Katja)
|
Physiology, Cellular & Molecular Biology and Cancer Biology |
|
The role of respiratory epithelial CD1d expression in control of lung immunepathology during severe influenza A virus infection
(reference number 325)
|
Ho, Ling-Pei
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Title: How activating NK cell receptors co-operate at the cell-surface
(reference number 398)
|
Gillespie, Geraldine
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |
|
Type 1 interferon-mediated control of HIV-1 replication during acute infection
(reference number 424)
|
Borrow, Persephone
|
Immunology & Infectious Disease |