organ and tissue donation

Professor Laura Siminoff

University of Southampton

College of Public Health

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Funding
See university guidance
Application deadline
See university guidance

About the project

Professor Laura Siminoff will be a Diamond Jubilee International Visiting Fellow at the University of Southampton from 2015 to 2018.

Visiting Fellow and Host

Fellow: Professor Laura Siminoff, Professor and Dean, College of Public Health, Temple University

Host: Dr Tracy Long-Sutehall, Associate Professor, H ealth Sciences

Aims of the collaboration

  • To develop an international partnership for research in the area of organ and tissue donation
  • To develop a theoretical framework underpinning organ/tissue donation behaviours and next of kin decision-making.
  • To deliver training and educational initiatives for clinical partners, and students within Health Sciences and Medicine.

Fellowship activities in 2016

Professor Siminoff's first visits to Southampton as a Visiting Fellow are expected to take place in May and November 2016.

Useful links

Health Sciences, University of Southampton

College of Public Health, Temple University

Research areas

organ and tissue donation

Related PhD opportunities

PhD Biodiversity

Find a PhD project

University of Southampton

Find a PhD project

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Deadline
See university guidance
Funding
SRI funding award
PhD Biodiversity

Find a PhD project

University of Southampton

By collaborating across different disciplines and subjects, our university researchers are taking on new projects to solve challenges in…

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Deadline
See university guidance
Funding
SRI funding award
PhD Quantum Computing

Variational quantum computing beyond the near term

University of Southampton

This PhD project investigates improving the robustness of variational quantum algorithms on noisy quantum computers. Using simulated…

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Deadline
Funding
Tax-free stipend; £30,000 per year