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Vacancies
Current Vacancies
EPSRC Next Generation Users studentship here
Relevant articles to this vacancy
2007 Porter, D. & Vollrath, F. Nanoscale toughness of spider silk. Nanotoday 2, 6 access
2006 Vollrath F, Porter Spider silk as archetypal protein elastomer. Softmatter 2;377-385 access
2006 Dicko C, Kenney J, Vollrath F Beta-Silks: Enhancing and controlling aggregation. pp 17-53 in eds A Kajava, J Squire, D Parry: Fibrous Proteins: Amyloids, Prions and Beta- proteins. Advances in Protein Chemistry (vol. 72), Elsevier Press buy
2006 Vollrath F, Porter, D. Spider silk as a model biomaterial. Applied Physics A: Materials Science & Processing 82, 205-212.access
2005 Porter D, Vollrath F, Shao Z, Predicting the mechanical properties of spider silk as a model nanostructured polymer, Europ. Physical J. E 16: 199-206 access
2001 Vollrath F, Knight DP Liquid crystalline spinning of spider silk. Nature 410: 541-548 access |
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| Recent News |
4th July 2007 Chris Holland has been awarded 1st place for best talk in the MPLS Graduate Student Prize Symposium
4th June 2007 We have been featured as Oxford Universities news item of the day 'For spider-strength silk go back ot basics' here
3rd May 2007 A Review "Nanoscale toughness of spider silk" by D.Porter and F. Vollrath will appear in the June edition of Nanotoday here
14th April 2007 The Oxford Silk group has been featured in this weeks edition of Science News here
7th April 2007 The online presentation "From Plastics to Evolution" by Chris Holland is now available for viewing here
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