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PhD Studentship in Cardiovascular Development: “Pharyngeal endoderm transcriptional networks regulating aortic arch artery development and malformation”, funded by the British Heart Foundation
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defects and remain a leading cause of infant morbidity and mortality. Despite their clinical importance, the molecular mechanisms controlling development of the aortic arch arteries, which give rise
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. These models will improve predictions of mineral alteration, scaling and long-term reservoir performance while reducing uncertainty in geothermal development. Specifically, you will: Integrate core, wireline log
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to advance efficient evaluation of how fluid composition and temperature perturbations influence mineralogical alteration and, ultimately, reservoir performance and development decisions. The project will
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project aims to address this gap through the development of a rigorous empirical framework for evaluating the security robustness, failure modes, and operational risks of AI decision engines in cyber
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biomarkers predicting clinical outcome are lacking. Improving our understanding of the biological pathways underlying mitochondrial disease is essential for the development of better diagnostic, prognostic and
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tissue. Career development: scientific communication, project management, IP/translation, and outreach—core components of MSCA ITN training. Who Should Apply We seek a highly motivated candidate with
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to advance efficient evaluation of how fluid composition and temperature perturbations influence mineralogical alteration and, ultimately, reservoir performance and development decisions. The project will
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within the horizon scanning and foresight space to inform policy and decision-making. It is expected to include a range of research methods and the development of frameworks or tools to support adoption
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be the development of reactions that are not only effective, but also safe, non-toxic, and fully compatible with existing hair care routines. This interdisciplinary project will appeal to candidates