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investigating the microbiological and immunological basis of noma. You will lead defined components of the bioinformatic analysis of shotgun metagenomic sequence data generated from oral samples collected from
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research and desk-based responsibilities for study design and management, data analysis and dissemination. You will have experience of conducting experimental psychology research with human participants
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Biochemistry, Cell and Systems Biology at the University of Liverpool. The post is funded by Glaucoma UK and is fixed term for 12 months. The project, ‘Integrated Proteomic and Metabolomic Analysis of Aqueous
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assessment in infants or young children. Experience of longitudinal or cohort research, data analysis, research proposal development, global child health or cross-cultural assessment would be advantageous. You
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drugs. We are seeking a dynamic and motivated candidate with expertise in mammalian cell culture, small animal (rodent) imaging to support data acquisition and qualitative analysis of the imaging studies
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intrusion - v1 Data-driven analysis of coastal salinization risks. D2 Assessment of coastal soil salinization from saltwater intrusion - v2 Updated evaluation of coastal salinity dynamics, integrating new
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-time, quantitative imaging with exceptional sensitivity and contrast. A central component to the project will be the development of magnetic multi-shell nanoparticles and lithographed nanostructures via
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experimental research methods. Key responsibilities will include planning and conducting a creative practice approach to the study of mobile phone cameras, collecting primary sources for analysis and review
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collection and analysis. • Supervising a graduate level research assistant to support data collection. • Supporting dissemination of the research, including research publications and conference
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term. The University of Liverpool Management School is seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The post holder will undertake quantitative analysis as part of a research programme which