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CASE studentships

‘Collaborative Awards in Science and Engineering’ allow students to receive high quality research training in collaboration with an industrial partner.

They are 4-year doctoral training grants for top quality bioscience graduates to undertake research (leading to a PhD) on a subject selected and supervised jointly by academic and industrial partners.

We fund CASE studentships through:

• Our Quota competition
• Allocations to our major industrial partners (Industrial CASE partnerships)
• An annual competition open to smaller biotech companies and academic supervisors (Industrial CASE). See related links for details of any current call

 

 

 

 

Case study

Jeremy Bartosiak-Jentys, a BBSRC-funded CASE PhD student working at Imperial College London, has won the 'Outstanding student presentation in the area of applied research' prize at the Society for Industrial Microbiology 31st Symposium on Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals conference in San Francisco. At the symposium Jeremy presented a poster "Constructing a reporter gene system for use in Geobacillus spp.", one of 479 posters at this meeting. Jeremy's CASE sponsor is TMO Renewables.

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