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being offered as part of Dr Amy McQuire’s Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) Project 'Building Black Justice Journalism'. The project is focused on building an ethical framework
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include: The effect of infall and environmental interactions on protoplanetary discs* Hunting protoplanets from their thermal and chemical signatures with the ALMA telescope* Building a population study of
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to be explored to fully quantify how much difference it can make. This creates a need to quantify the differences in material interaction, allowing understanding of any changes or material properties
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have the opportunity to make an impact and solve real world issues in a stimulating, supportive environment with access to cutting edge facilities. The Opportunity Applications are invited from
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more sustainable legacy for future generations. We are committed to training the next generation of research leaders through our graduate research degrees. Our students have the opportunity to make
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Change Across Diverse Cultural Contexts Project Description: This project explores the potential of AI-enabled personalised health coaching for building healthy sleep, physical activity, and dietary habits
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monitoring and bioelectronic medicine. The project builds on the lab's track record in flexible sensor arrays, field-effect-transistor biosensors, and functional nanomaterial interfaces, and will contribute
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flow and the factors that affect it, this project will assist policymakers with decisions that improve patient outcomes and make our public hospitals more efficient. The candidate will be supervised by
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language models and continuous wearable data now make genuinely personalised, context-aware coaching feasible for the first time, while raising real questions about safety, equity, engagement, and cultural
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the need for a rapid, practical and field-ready hydration assessment system that can be used across sporting and occupational environments. The research will build on a recently completed University of