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We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Assistant to join Associate Professor James Davies’ Laboratory . The post will involve working on a project to develop deep
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. You will carry out development of magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) using a parallel transmit-enabled ultra-high field (7T) MRI. Specifically, you will develop and validate novel
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well as participating in ongoing projects, supervising the clinical liaison and research work of Lao junior doctors and developing local capacity through teaching and training. You will undertake a daily bench round in
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research in the theory of quantum systems group, both individually and in collaboration with other team members, adapt existing techniques and develop new techniques, including analytical and/or
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. This position will fund a researcher to analyse data, prepare figures and text for scientific manuscripts and train new students on pollen collection and sterol extraction from bees. About you The researcher will
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to autoimmunity, allergy, and transplant rejections. Our research is focused on understanding how T cells make these critical response decisions. We aim to develop a quantitative understanding of how signals from
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collaborations across the University, and supervise research students. The successful applicant will also have the opportunity to conduct a small amount of teaching at the Department of Statistics in their areas
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developing an existing widely-used atomic physics model, GRASP, to include new and more accurate methods to calculate quantum electrodynamic corrections to energy levels. The successful candidate will develop
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undertake some University teaching. The post will be supported by a research allowance of £7,500 per annum, and it is hoped that a non-stipendiary association with a college will supplement this research
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About the role We are seeking candidates to develop a therapy for heritable cardiomyopathies. Specifically, the appointee will be responsible for the preclinical development and selection