The University of Bath, Department of Life Sciences, invites applications for a GW4 BioMed3 PhD project on the pharmacology and risks of nitazene synthetic opioids. The programme deadline date is 21 October 2026.
The project investigates nitazene drugs as high-potency synthetic opioids and examines mechanisms that contribute to their acute and long-term harms, combining receptor pharmacology, electrophysiology, and computational/behavioural approaches to characterise potency, signalling and
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