Bath

• Amyloid Transcription Block Survival – Deriving Functionally Active Peptide Inhibitors of Amyloidosis and Toxicity
  Main supervisor: Prof Jody Mason
  Student: Scott Allen

Bristol

• The landscape of a parasite surface: Characterisation of the exposed invariant epitopes on the surface of African trypanosomes as putative targets of novel immunotherapeutics
  Main supervisor: Paula MacGregor
  Student: Srikanth Lingappa
• Development, function and evolution of the mammalian jaw joint and middle ear
  Main supervisor: Prof Emily Rayfield
  Student: James Rawson
• Phosphoregulation of Argonaute function in synaptic plasticity and memory
  Main supervisor: Prof Jonathan Hanley
  Student: Grace Ryall
• Mechanisms of electroreception in Bumblebees and Honeybees
  Main supervisor: Prof Daniel Robert
  Student: Fraser Woodburn
• The role of VTA GABA neurons in reward learning
  Main supervisor: Dr Paul Dodson
  Student: Callum Young
• Defining the role of membrane stability in the ability of Staphylococcus aureus to form part of the human microbiome
  Main supervisor: Prof Ruth Massey
  Student: Nathanael Palk
• Engineering Biosynthetic Pathways and Biocatalysts to Deliver New Antimicrobial Compounds
  Main supervisor: Prof Chris Willis
  Student: Sacha Charlton
• High resolution imaging of extracellular matrix formation
  Main supervisor: Prof David Stephens
  Student: George Thompson
• Biosensing using arrays of de novo designed proteins
  Main supervisor: Prof Derek N Woolfson
  Student: Rokas Petrenas

Cardiff

• Memories of touch: The role of higher order cortical areas in processing and remembering tactile textures
  Main supervisor: Prof Kevin Fox
  Student: Hanna Wyszynska

Exeter

• Applying next generation structural biology methods to bacterial vaccine production
  Main supervisor: Prof Nicholas Harmer
  Student: Courtney Lendon
• The role of bacterial immune systems in the spread of antimicrobial resistance
  Main supervisor: Prof Edze Westra
  Student: Joseph Perran Westley
• The Mechanisms and Evolution of Senescence in Microbes
  Main supervisor: Dr Andrew Young
  Student: William Singleton
• Cholinergic modulation of spatial memory in cortical brain circuits
  Main supervisor: Dr Jonathan Witton
  Student: Daniel Goodwin

Bath/Swansea

• Development of a platform for tracking the stability of advanced BioTherapeutics
  Lead supervisors: Dr Christopher Pudney and Prof Steve Conlan
  Student: Sindhuja Krishnamoorthy

Exeter/PML

• Seaweed diseases: understanding seaweed host-pathogen interactions to improve commercial seaweed production
  Lead supervisors: Dr Michiel Vos and Dr Ruth Airs
  Student: Shauna Corr