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to study how dysprosium’s large magnetic interactions can be utilised in future magnetic field sensors and to investigate precursors for novel quantum phases of matter. The project is supported by Quantum
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Biochemistry Department is a large research and teaching department housed in a well-equipped building. We teach biochemistry, genetics, plant biotechnology, and related subjects to undergraduate and
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an excellent opportunity to contribute to a large-scale, multi-site randomised controlled trial. Working closely with the Principal Investigators, Associate Professor Ramakrishnan Mani and Dr Sharon Awatere, you
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), Prof. habil. Oliver Ernst (TU Chemnitz, Germany), and Dr Youssef Marzouk (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA). The project aims to develop the next generation of Bayesian algorithms for large