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subject to performance. Closing Date: Thursday 09 May 2024 Reference: MED119824 We are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Principal Research Fellow with expertise in quantitative research methods
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relationships and collaborate with others. You will join an established team led by Professor David Walsh, whose main area of research interests include musculoskeletal pain assessment, treatments, and
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duties to the highest standard and to evidence how through your experience you will: Undertake original research of international excellence. Develop research objectives and proposals for own and/or
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of genetic risk factors for lung function impairment, and define the mechanisms and biological pathways underpinning the observed associations. In Nottingham, we will use human primary airway cells combined
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professional network development opportunity for the successful candidates. Dr John Heap is Principal Investigator and Co-Director of GlycoCell, and the University of Nottingham is the lead Research Organisation
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thermodynamics; large-deviation theory; statistical mechanics of machine learning. The main responsibility of the role is to carry out theoretical and/or computational research in quantum and/or classical
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analysis are also essential. The primary function of this role is to conduct research into the development of intra-hour solar forecasting algorithms in support of the DEZNS-funded project 'Ground-Based
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involves use and optimisation of microfluidic devoices, primary mammalian cell culture, analytical techniques and cell-based assays including but not limited to multi-cell co-cultures, high content cell
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algorithms Quantum-enhanced numerical methods Tensor networks Quantum machine learning Computational complexity The main responsibility of the role is to carry out theoretical and/or computational research in
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/Rolls-Royce funded project called MUSIC. The research work will centre on three main technical areas: 1) Dynamic characterisation of real (production) inertia and linear friction welding machines