The Clem Jones Centre for Neurobiology and Stem Cell Research (CJCNSCR) at Griffith University headed by Prof James St John is a large multi-disciplinary group including cell biologists, molecular biologists, bioengineers and surgeons. We combine discovery and translational research to optimise and accelerate the delivery of therapeutic outcomes for people with severe disability. Our centre engages with the community to shape our research and to create solutions that have a clear path to market.
We are currently looking for a PhD candidate to conduct research on the extracellular vesicles of olfactory glial cells.
The primary focus of this role is to assess how extracellular vesicles can be used as a therapeutic product for treating injuries of the nervous system including spinal cord injuries. Extracellular vesicles are small sub-cellular particles released by cells and we have discovered a novel cell product that we propose has therapeutic potential. The core ... Click here to view more detail / apply for PhD Scholarship: Therapeutic cell products for repairing spinal cord injury
We are currently looking for a PhD candidate to conduct research on the extracellular vesicles of olfactory glial cells.
The primary focus of this role is to assess how extracellular vesicles can be used as a therapeutic product for treating injuries of the nervous system including spinal cord injuries. Extracellular vesicles are small sub-cellular particles released by cells and we have discovered a novel cell product that we propose has therapeutic potential. The core ... Click here to view more detail / apply for PhD Scholarship: Therapeutic cell products for repairing spinal cord injury
