* PhD Studentship: The cultural framing and public perception of
regenerative medicine products *
The PhD will explore popular and media framing of stem cells, tissue
engineering and the wider science of regenerative medicine and examine
public/patient attitudes towards tissue engineered products. This
project will be of particular interest to students who have an
interest in science and technology studies and medical sociology, but
may also appeal to students with a background in sociology, health
services research or the biosciences.
A three-year full-time research council funded studentship is
available, at £12,600.00 per annum, plus payment of tuition fees.
Students should have at least a 2.1 undergraduate degree in a relevant
subject. Normal Home/EU student terms and conditions apply.
Informal enquiries may be made to:
Dr Emma Rowley (emma.rowley@nottingham.ac.uk), or
Dr Paul Martin (paul.martin@nottingham.ac.uk).
For application procedures, please contact Mrs Gill Farmer
(gill.farmer@nottingham.ac.uk or 0115 846 6315).
Closing date: 24th August 2007