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microscopical information and are translatable to humans. You will specifically work on data integration and biophysical modelling to make the most of the wealth of information in the multi-modal datasets
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Neuroscience, University of St Andrews. Understanding how the brain works requires more than simply watching it in action or examining its structure under a microscope. We need to know how individual nerve cells
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outside academia. The tasks include extensive use of optical diagnostics, such as: Near and far field high-speed microscopic imaging Chemiluminescence-based techniques Schlieren imaging and shadowgraphy
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Wellcome Trust-funded project, NeurOhmics. This position centres on developing an innovative optical microscopy technique that measures microscopic electrical impedance, enabling the mapping
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, synchronization, and control electronics; establish measurement workflows, benchmark detection range, depth resolution, field of view, frame rate, robustness under background light; perform optical/system
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chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. The department has remarkable characterization facilities including multiple transmission electron microscopes
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hot spring silica deposits. You will study fabrics in silica sinters from hot springs and geysers, using high-resolution µ-CT scanners and electron microscopes available at Naturalis. An extensive
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, using high-resolution µ-CT scanners and electron microscopes available at Naturalis. An extensive sample set of silica sinters is already available for this purpose. You will also manage a sterile
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as scaffolds to guide the biomineralisation of rare-earth elements into defined nanoparticles and subsequently use a range of biochemical, spectroscopic, microscopic, and materials characterisation
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perform postdoctoral research at NIST to characterize the mass of single microscopic particles individually and in ensembles. A working knowledge of single particle mass spectrometry is required, as is