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Profile: We are seeking two highly motivated candidates with strong technical ability and an interest in ecodesign, circular electronics and sustainable manufacturing. Applicants should be keen to combine
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electronic health records, including dynamic treatment strategies, time-varying confounding, treatment-effect heterogeneity, missing data, competing risks and high-dimensional covariates. Research will sit at
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investigate how these processes might be represented in an innovative mathematical manner, without assuming that the ecosystem structure itself remains fixed. Thus, it will delve into the question as to how we
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the brain representations that form the foundations of cognition. These powerful representations allow the infant to rapidly master many tasks during childhood. The InfantNeuroAI project aims to measure these
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; [email protected] To apply, candidates should submit the following via email to Camilla Devitt, Associate Professor ([email protected]) in a single pdf: 1. A motivation letter clearly indicating motivation
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contact details of 2 referees (including email addresses), to:- Lorina Naci [email protected] Please see the Job Description below for this position. Our Values - putting our words into action Values
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migratory background might influence norms, beliefs, attitudes, behaviour and experience. It will investigate the social origin of norms, beliefs, attitudes and behaviour including the role of social networks
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referees (including email addresses), by email to Prof. John Gallagher ([email protected]). Your application should use the Subject line “Trinity College PhD Application – Geospatial Digital Twin” before
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, including experience, undergraduate results, postgraduate results (if applicable), and publications (if applicable) • References: Names and email addresses of two referees Please send the above to Dr. Aimee
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frameworks for catalyst discovery. The project will investigate the electronic structure and reactivity of Group 13 compounds, focusing on key catalytic processes, such as small-molecule activation and