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-dimensional (3D) materials which are facing several obstacles including (i) a limited sensitivity resulting from the dim proximity that can be achieved between the quantum sensor and the target sample, and (ii
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. The project will use quantitative mitochondrial-tracing approaches, including a recently established HiBiT-based platform, live-cell imaging, CRISPR-engineered cancer models and tumour–stromal co-culture
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accuracy. By combining global visual information from an ophthalmic microscope with local images acquired by a miniature ophthalmic endoscope, the project will investigate how shadow-based visual cues can be
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scene, and leveraging that understanding for localization and navigation. A robot builds a picture of its surroundings one lidar scan at a time. Each scan on its own says very little; together
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on the specific questions addressed, approaches may include mammalian cell culture, molecular and cell biology, genetic perturbation, imaging, epigenetic and chromatin profiling, and in vivo models of early
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. Demonstrated experience in one or more of: medical or optical imaging (e.g. OCT, MRI, CT); image processing and analysis of 2D/3D data; computational modelling, simulation, or optical system design. Proficiency
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estimation of 3D coronary hemodynamics (velocity, pressure, and wall shear stress fields); design computational pipelines that integrate image-based anatomy, blood flow physics, and uncertainty quantification
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interdisciplinary training in molecular biology, transcriptomics, bioinformatics, advanced imaging, and 3D cell culture, within a collaborative and well-supported research environment. Supervisors:Dr Susan Armstrong
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advancing medical imaging and improving cardiovascular care? Join us in developing a revolutionary multi-aperture ultrasound platform that enables comprehensive 3D imaging and biomechanical assessment
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an open research position for a talented and motivated researcher. Motivation Conventional cameras capture two-dimensional images, even though our world is three-dimensional (3D). This lack of depth