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to be carried out in the Institute for Bioengineering at the University of Edinburgh is going to combine anti-adhesive approach to prevent bacterial adsorption and bactericidal method to achieve effective
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carried out in the Institute for Bioengineering at the University of Edinburgh is going to develop microfluidic devices for efficient, sensitive, and fast detection of bacteria. To undertake this research
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This advert may close early if a suitable candidate is identified. Early application is therefore encouraged. Project Background: Join the frontier of zero emission transport with a PhD opportunity
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to the class label given, but also to generate data for classes that are not present in the training set and conduct their own material characteristic campaign. Further Information: The University of Edinburgh
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technologies, by bringing most up-to-date bioscience and engineering together, so off-grid systems are configured with confidence. The project at the University of Edinburgh specifically addresses a pressing
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led by Prof Bruce Whitelaw and Dr Tom Burdon at University of Edinburgh (Roslin Institute) and Prof Ramiro Alberio at the University of Nottingham. The team’s expertise in genetic engineering, stem cell
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The conversion of biomass into value-added platform chemicals can greatly alleviate the reliance on fossil feedstock. Biomass alcohol such as benzyl alcohol is one of the important biomass-derived platform compounds and a significant feedstock, which are used to produce a series of value-added...
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London weighting of £1,000 plus CDP maintenance payment and V&A travel expenses. The University of Edinburgh and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (V&A) are pleased to announce the availability of a
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. The position will be based Cardiff University’s Heath Park campus, but will link with LIPID MAPS partners, in University of California San Diego, Babraham Institute in Cambridge, Swansea University and Edinburgh
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an ongoing collaboration with researchers from UCL and the University of Edinburgh. For additional information, please contact Dr Xi Wang at [email protected]. When reaching out, kindly use the subject