Find a PhD supervisor

Once you've identified the subject area you wish to research, you will need to find a supervisor for your project. All Doctoral Researchers are provided with a lead supervisor, who will act as the main source of academic supervisory support and research mentoring during your time as a Doctoral Researcher at the University.

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麻豆精选 for supervisors below to see who you think may be a great fit for your research area. Once you have identified they are able to offer appropriate supervisory support, you can start to reach out to staff using the contact details provided on their profile. 

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Professor Gary Thomas

Professor Gary Thomas

Emeritus Professor of Inclusion and Diversity

School of Education

Current students

Adel Alanazi, Inclusive education in Saudi Arabia

Layla Alshareef, Constructions of ‘dyslexia’ in KSA

Audrey Halpin, Correlates of inclusion

Jesvir Mahil, Ofsted and creativity

Raj Pahill, Positive psychology and education

Sarah Wall, Effective schools

Former students (University 麻豆精选)

Martha Cass, Early stressors in childhood

Graeme Martin, Chaos theory and education

Claire Sutton, Emotions and the experience of teaching

Sarah Clemerson, ESRC 1+3 scholarship. Autism and space

Clare Rawdin, Well-being and the curriculum

Michael Nugent, ...

Dr Mark Thomas

Dr Mark Thomas

Associate Professor of Cardiology and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist

Department of Cardiovascular Sciences

  • Supervision of BSc Biomedical Sciences  students
  • Supervision of MD/PhD students
  • Supervision of Masters students

Professor Owen Thomas

Professor of Biochemical Engineering
Director of Biochemical Engineering

School of Chemical Engineering

Current projects

  • Process Analytical Technology informing the manufacture and formulation of biotherapeutic protein products (EngD – EPSRC/Pall Life Sciences)
  • New magnetic particle based affinity separation systems (self-funded)
  • Multifunctional chromatography materials: New designs and applications (EPRSC CDT in the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Emergent Macromolecular Therapies)
  • New manufacturing technology for E. coli expressed recombinant mini‐antibodies (with T.W. Overton) (BBSRC/MIBTP)
  • Next generation’ chromatographic media for biopharmaceuticals manufacturing (EPRSC CDT in ...

Si芒n Thomas

Si芒n Thomas

Lecturer

Department of Social Work and Social Care

Siân has supervised postgraduate dissertations for the MA Social Work, MA Post-Qualifying Social Work, and MRes Gender and Sexuality programmes in the following topic areas:

  • Migration, including unaccompanied asylum seeking children and No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF)
  • Sexual and gender-based violence, including child sexual exploitation and domestic abuse
  • Child welfare and protection, including looked after children, fostering and adoption, and child protection systems
  • Sex work, including legal frameworks

 

Dr Steve Thomas

Dr Steve Thomas

Associate Professor in Cardiovascular Sciences

Department of Cardiovascular Sciences

Current PhD Students

  • Evie Garlick – ‘Using super resolution microscopy to investigate the role of actin in adenosine receptor organisation’. (COMPARE funded - writing up)
  • Tom O’Sullivan – ‘An investigation into invaginated membrane system development, dynamics and actin regulation throughout megakaryopoiesis’ (MRC funded - writing up)
  • Helena Brown – ‘The role of platelet receptors in inflammatory bleeding’ (EU ITN funded – writing up)
  • Syeeda Kabir – ‘Investigating regulatory pathways for ...

Dr Zo毛 Thomas

Dr Zo毛 Thomas

Associate Professor in Modern History

Department of History

I am happy to supervise doctoral researchers on topics relating to my research specialisms. Feel free to get in touch.

Dr Lauren E. J. Thomas-Seale

Dr Lauren E. J. Thomas-Seale

Senior Lecturer

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Lauren Thomas-Seale supervises PhDs in the following areas:

  • Biomedical Engineering 
  • Additive Manufacture 
  • Design
  • Elastography  

Dr Dean M Thompson

Dr Dean M Thompson

Research Fellow

Department of Applied Health Sciences

Dean is interested in supervising postgraduate students in mental health research, mixed methods design, paediatric burns, and hearing research. Please contact Dean directly if you would like to discuss applying for a PhD. Dean’s current PhD students include:

  • Sue Blackwell - Parastomal hernia and shared decision making

Professor Janice L. Thompson

Professor Janice L. Thompson

Emeritus Honorary Professor of Public Health Nutrition and Exercise

School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences

Janice has supervised  20 doctoral researchers and more than 70 MSc students to completion. As Professor Thompson is retired, she is no longer taking on any PhD students.

Dr Paul Thompson

Dr Paul Thompson

Associate Professor in Applied Statistics

School of Social Policy and Society

Paul is interested in supervising postgraduate researchers in any of the following areas:

  • Applied statistics: longitudinal modelling, randomised controlled trial design in social care or special education.
  • Interdisciplinary and applied health or social care research, using quantitative methods

Please do feel free to get in contact, with a research proposal and CV, if you are interested in working with Paul to complete your PhD research.

Completed Students:

Wenyuan Liu (Warwick): ...

Dr Paul Thompson

Dr Paul Thompson

Reader in Applied Corpus Linguistics
Director, Centre for Corpus Research

Department of Linguistics and Communication

Paul Thompson is interested in supervising postgraduate research students in the areas of:

corpus linguistics
applications of corpus-based approaches to language description, particularly in education
applications of IT in language teaching



Dr Robin Thompson

Dr Robin Thompson

Associate Professor

School of Psychology

Please email if you are interested in pursuing research (at any level) in multimodal communication, sign language research, linguistics, psycholinguistics or language and cognition.