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lives. The NIHR ARC Wessex Addiction Flagship is developing a connected programme of applied research, implementation and partnership activity focused on improving the identification of, and response
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at high powers. The project will involve a collaboration between Southampton and Oxford, with the Oxford team led by Professor Dmitry Uzdensky. Oxford will develop the theoretical and analytical basis
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to the preparation of peer-reviewed publications arising from collaborative research. The postholder will also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of future research funding proposals and develop
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USA. MASLD is a complex multisystem metabolic disease involving pathological cross‑talk between the liver, adipose tissue, gut, and immune system. The MIMIC programme aims to develop human
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The Role: We are seeking an outstanding computational biologist to join the BioFAIR Pathfinder project to develop computational framework for gene regulatory network (GRN) inference methods in
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near completion) in astrophysics, physics, cosmology or a related field; strong scientific programming skills (Python); research experience in time-domain astrophysics, supernovae, galaxy evolution
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, gut, and immune system. The MIMIC programme aims to develop human, immunocompetent, patient‑derived multi‑organ models, using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and organ‑on‑chip technologies
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organisations with expertise in research, capacity development and working with people and communities to deliver a step change in maternity outcomes and developing future research leaders in this area of need
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We are seeking a highly motivated scientist to join an exciting international research programme developing the next generation of precision medicines. Based at the University of Southampton, you
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to original methodological and analytical work, execute defined components of collaborative research projects, support the development of generalisable and scalable pipelines. Additional experience of large