20 image processing "The California State University" positions at University of Cambridge
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to biomolecular systems or condensed matter systems. The role holders' responsibilities will include carrying out their research in computer simulations and statistical mechanics of chromatin phase transitions
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requirements, prototype solutions, and implement cutting-edge technologies. You will be involved in architecting, testing, and refining solutions to meet our evolving needs, building and executing test plans
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must have completed an approved Residency programme in Diagnostic Imaging and have passed or be eligible to the sit the second part (practical) of the ECVDI or ACVR examination. Preference will be given
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for transplantation. Supervised by Dr Sarah Hosgood and funded by Kidney Research UK, the post will be based in the University of Cambridge Department of Surgery at Addenbrooke's Hospital on the Cambridge Biomedical
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comprehensive assessments including cognitive testing, biosample (blood, saliva, CSF) collection and MRI and PET brain imaging. This post would be central to the co-ordination of activities, recruiting
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, but not limited to: Mammalian cell culture, cell sorting, ex vivo and in vivo imaging (e.g. multimodal nonlinear optical microscopy, SIM, etc). Candidates with additional relevant skills or backgrounds
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support across the Estates and Operations Directorate, in particular to the Maintenance and Safety and Compliance teams. You will be assisting with the coordination and tracking of key processes, including
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& Compliance Officer, other support staff and the wider staff also. The School is currently undertaking a review of its administrative processes and IT systems, the result of which may alter the specific duties
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will provide administrative assistance for the Master and for colleagues in the Master’s and President’s Office, to ensure the optimal operation of the department. They will also support the Dean
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, support application processes and act as the first point of contact for the Faculty's c.200 undergraduate students. At the heart of a vast network of musical study, research and practice, the Faculty