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Date: To be confirmed Reference: 2780624CF We have an exciting opportunity for a Principal Research Fellow to work across all the research themes comprising ARC Wessex. You will work closely with the ARC
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: 2767324FC The Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) Research Group at University of Southampton (UOS), School of Clinical and Experimental Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, is recruiting a scientist/ Research Fellow
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. The candidate will have robust skills in molecular biology techniques as well as experience in cancer cell culture, primary tissue explants, 3D cell culture/ organoid techniques. The candidate must have excellent
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members of the group. There will be an opportunity to guide PhD and Master students. Funding is available for three years starting from 1 October 2024. For further information please contact Dr Monica Ratoi
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postdoctoral researchers to join our Experimental Fluids laboratory to work on different projects! Main roles and responsibilities You will carry out research aimed at developing fundamental understanding
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performance, resource efficient light alloys. The funding deadline is 31/05/2025, but it has a high chance to get this grant extended to another 3 years. Both Research Fellows will be the main contributor
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developments and methodologies. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Economics, Statistics, or related field (Master's degree/enrolment preferred). Proficiency in Excel and Python, especially related to data
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revolutionary new type of optical fibre. This research is part of a substantial £2.2M multi-institutional research grant funded by EPSRC, with a primary objective to create tailored optical fibre, specifically
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. Ptychographic imaging is the principal area of interest, using multiple scattering patterns to reconstruct X-ray images. The successful applicant will have a PhD or equivalent level qualification and experience
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of models and tools, collect research data, and generate valuable insights into research software. Collaborating closely with project partners and under the guidance of the principal investigator, you'll