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(e.g. multi-photon and light-sheet) Proficiency in image analysis (image J/IMARIS etc) and data analysis Experience in design and analysis of behaviour assays Evidence of publication record in good
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the design and execution of multi-step syntheses, a strong mechanistic understanding of organic reactivity, and experience in the analysis and characterisation of organic molecules. You will be a well
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quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods, including survey design and analysis, survey experiments, interviews, and ethnographic methods. The post holder will take a role in all stages of the research
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months from 1/10/26 and will end on 30/6/28. Successful applicants will, ideally, be in post by 1/10/26. The project, "Biomechanical Design Of Patient Specific Fixation Methods For Mandibular
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developing reproducible analytical pipelines. Additional duties will include contributing to study design and interpretation, preparing scientific reports and publications, presenting findings at academic
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humans, the postholder will design and run high-density EEG studies in which participants perform cognitive flexibility tasks to characterise the neural signatures of adaptive decision-making. In parallel
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months from 1/10/26 and will end on 30/6/28. Successful applicants will, ideally, be in post by 1/10/26. The project, “Biomechanical Design Of Patient Specific Fixation Methods For Mandibular
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assessors, and contributing to the design of behavioural and developmental assessments for future follow-up. You will also have opportunities to analyse C-GULL data, contribute to publications and develop new
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. The project is led by Professor Eric Robinson, University of Liverpool. Project partners include University of Bristol and Oxford. The post will involve designing and leading an experimental trial investigating
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includes PL: Neil Tunstall (Department of Geography) the co-leads: Beth Upex (Department of Archaeology), Andrew Moss (Research and Innovation Services), Johanna Thren (Department of Anthropology), Lorraine