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led by Prof. Dr. Morgan Mitchell. The group uses the extraordinary coherence properties of atoms, together with an ever-increasing sophistication in optical manipulation and measurement, to study
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based on 3D robust and feature rich game engine (e.g. Unity) including interactive tools to enable movement in the 3D space and manipulation and access to relevant materials/digital artefacts. Generation
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, manipulation, and other adversarial attacks. Conventional cryptographic methods alone may not be sufficient for highly dynamic, distributed, or resource-constrained wireless systems. The project aims to develop
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signalling pathways in plants, and may identify new potential targets that could be manipulated to improve stress tolerance in crop species. This PhD project will undertake a multi-disciplinary approach
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: The PhD will involve embryo culture and manipulation, microinjection, CRISPR-knockouts, interference-knockdowns, HCR whole-mount in situ hybridization, confocal microscopy, single-cell RNA sequencing
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manipulated as additional sources of wheat rust resistance, and (iii) determine the breadth and suitability of TaICL-B disruption as a new source of resistance against the wheat rusts and beyond. This project
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these findings in a real-world ecological context. The student will gain a broad skill set, including behavioural tracking, microbial manipulation, chemical analysis (GC-MS), molecular biology, and
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the conspecific social partner with a robot whose social and cognitive qualities will be manipulated. This should help identify the factors which promote or, conversely, inhibits the emergence
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to developing fungal cell factories for the production of enzymes and metabolites. Your PhD project will focus on the identification and manipulation of fungal metabolic pathways that result in the production
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Strong Python skills and experience with data manipulation Basic machine learning knowledge (equivalent to at least an introductory course) Additional skills (nice-to-haves) Experience with website