Immune development in neonates born from multiple pregnancies
Masters/PhD Project
This project investigates comparative developmental trajectories of the adaptive immune system in term and preterm neonates born from multiple pregnancies (twins, triplets, quadruplets). The candidate will analyse various types of immune and microbiome data available from a clinical cohort of neonates.
This project can be undertaken as a Masters by Research or PhD. Candidates must meet the entry criteria for a masters or doctoral degree at the University of Auckland.
Desired skills
- Experience in flow cytometry and microbiome data analysis.
Funding
Domestic and international PhD students can apply for University of Auckland Doctoral Scholarships. International PhD students eligible to study under the domestic fees policy pay the same tuition fees as domestic students.
Contact and supervisors
For more information or to apply for this project, follow the link to the supervisor below:
Contact/Main supervisor
Application deadline: Accepting applications year-round.