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molecules. Human physiology is governed by thousands of dynamic components interacting across vast biological scales. While advances in imaging and molecular profiling have transformed individual disciplines
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environments. Job Responsibilities: Analyze and characterize emerging multi-agent AI and HPC workloads to identify performance, scalability, and system-level challenges. Design, implement, and prototype
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image nucleic acids and combinatorial biology screening tools. Role Summary The role has arisen as a consequence of the award of a UKRI-EPSRC grant to Prof Andrew Wilson (PI), Prof Jim Tucker (Co-I), Prof
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. Although echocardiography is the most commonly used imaging technique for assessing cardiac function, many of the key factors responsible for diastolic dysfunction—such as myocardial stiffness, impaired
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-targeted therapeutics. The project combines in vitro and in vivo tumour and blood vessel modelling, tissue histology, advanced imaging, single cell transcriptomics and bioinformatics approaches
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-based quantum imaging will be a strong secondary advantage, particularly for translating fabricated diamond devices towards sensing and imaging novel materials. The successful candidate will play a key
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of the research project, research may also incorporate advanced optical diagnostics, quantitative image analysis, computational modeling, and remote sensing technologies to improve understanding, evaluation, and
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imaging techniques and flow cytometry to address key questions. The prospective candidate should have the knowledge to perform cell culture works and a willingness to learn and trouble shoot new techniques
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result prototype for analysing platelet activity for the diagnosis of patients at risk of thrombosis leading to heart attacks and strokes. Microfluidic and system engineering methods will be used
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performing data analysis to create a robust and reliable testing protocol. Key Responsbilities: Conduct a comprehensive literature review on food rheology, texture analysis, particle analysis, image analysis