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physics, optical sciences, materials science, or a closely related field. Prior experience with experimental techniques such as femtosecond lasers, nonlinear optics, interferometry, microscopy, time
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). Online vibrational spectroscopy measurements (such as Raman and FTIR). Infrared microscopy imaging of individual microbial cells. Reference analyses of the bioprocess samples with standard analytical
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collaborate with various partners in the consortium, including partners working on catalyst synthesis, complementary surface X-ray diffraction, and complementary (in situ) electron microscopy. Secondments
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residual properties, and how these can be exploited in alternative applications. The research will combine detailed materials characterisation (e.g. microscopy, compositional and structural analysis) with
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characterisation equipment. This largely experimental PhD will provide transferable materials characterisation skills, including optical and scanning electron microscopy. The successful candidate will also learn
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-paracrystalline (SPC) microstructure and the nanomorphology of donor-acceptor (BHJ) blends using techniques such as GISAXS and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) (Task 3.1). • Evaluation of the degradation and
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interactions, nematode and bacterial biology in addition to top quality facilities provided by the James Hutton Institute and Harper Adams University including dedicated microscopy and genome technology
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vitro systems, molecular and cell biology, gene editing, microscopy, cell signaling Interest in bioinformatics Written and oral proficiency in English Excellent scientific writing skills Enthusiastic and
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to understand glass structures. Students in my team will be able to perform measurements at the Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy or the Australian Synchrotron. They will have the opportunity to collaborate
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biology, or physiological techniques. Hands-on experience with cardiomyocyte models, Seahorse assays, microscopy, western blotting, qPCR, or stem cell models is considered an advantage. Interest in sex