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, History, Sociology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Computer Science, and Science and Technology Studies. Their proposed research will address one or more of the Thematic Programmes and Clusters of the LCAL, as
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Full time: 35 hours per week Fixed term: 36 months or until 31/03/30 The opportunity: We are looking for an experienced Postdoctoral Research Fellow to contribute study the investigate the genomic regions to design novel gene edits related to feed efficiency and productivity, as well as their...
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cell culture systems, targeted epigenomic engineering, CRISPR barcoding and mouse models; to define mechanisms connecting DNA methylation at lineage-determining genes to profound changes in stem cell
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security. TEAM-AI aims to ensure that advances in AI and data science deliver meaningful benefits for public breeding programmes and the farmers they target. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine
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to ensure that advances in AI and data science deliver meaningful benefits for public breeding programmes and the farmers they target. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine expertise in biometrics
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typically siloed across economics, political science and business studies in order to assess where the “state capitalism” characterisation is most and least empirically accurate, and how Western markets
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scientific publications. The work will be conducted within the UK Quantum Technology Hub in Integrated Quantum Networks (IQN) under the supervision of Prof Alessandro Fedrizzi. For more information, please
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transition analysis to understand the actors, relationships, interdependencies, barriers and enabling conditions influencing technology deployment and scale-up. Design and undertake mixed-methods research
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. This is an exciting opportunity to join an internationally collaborative research group at The Roslin Institute, one of the world's leading centres for animal science research, and to play a central role
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investigating the biology of cell wall-deficient bacteria (CWDB) and their potential to establish long-term endosymbiosis within mammalian cells. The project, led by Dr Maddie Moule, will commence on 1 September