PhD: synthetic nanobody libraries and phage display for circadian research — University of Leicester (MIBTP)

A PhD project listed by the Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership, with the student registered at the University of Leicester, uses phage display to screen a synthetic nanobody library for binders to key circadian clock proteins without immunising animals. The student starts with an existing library and then builds a new high-quality synthetic library. The partnership's page says to check its PhD Opportunities section for whether the project is currently open, and it gives no dates.