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cross-disciplinary team of scientists, including pharmacologist, biomedical engineer and mathematical modeller under a Wellcome Trust funded research programme. You should have a PhD degree in stem cell
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engage in developing AI models to synthesise and analyse diverse data sets, including brain imaging, genetic, cognitive, and epidemiological data. The research activity is at the core of a Wellcome Trust
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engage in developing AI models to synthesise and analyse diverse data sets, including brain imaging, genetic, cognitive, and epidemiological data. The research activity is at the core of a Wellcome Trust
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University and at the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Programme, to undertake high quality clinical research, investigating relevant and impactful questions in Vaccinology and Vaccine Preventable Diseases
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Wellcome. We have many opportunities for statisticians to engage with researchers across a wide range of disciplines, including the other groups within the School of Mathematics, Statistics & Physics
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About the role Are you passionate about improving research culture across the Higher Education sector? The Wellcome Trust has funded a team of researchers to find new ways to innovate, influence
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they are based on mathematical and statistical principles dating from the 1970s. Developing these pharmacometric models remains a laborious task where highly qualified staff spend large amounts of time. Aims
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We are seeking a Research Technician to work on a project ¿ *An epigenetic switch: how to make a parasite* ¿ led by Mark Viney (Liverpool) and Peter Sarkies (Oxford), funded by a Wellcome Trust
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techniques, according to each relevant length-scale. The project is funded by the Wellcome Trust. The project will be developed between the Francis Crick Institute and the Department of Physics at King’s
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well as by adjunct support from other consortium members, including Aroha Geneva, Deloitte South Africa, and our international advisory board. The start date of this Wellcome Trust funded research project is 4