33 Education "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" research jobs at University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
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for the new sensors. Besides supporting the conception and design of the sensors, the successful candidate will also prepare the characterisation experiments with laboratory measurements and test-beams in
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The Rigden lab translates protein bioinformatics methods to applications in structural biology and elsewhere. As part of the CCP4 software consortium, we are looking for a PDRA to develop methods
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, computational healthcare, and clinical translation. You will join Professor Yalin Zheng¿s group working on the development of AI and machine learning algorithms and have significant scope to develop your own
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We wish to appoint a 2-year Research Fellow (non-tenured) to further develop the analyses and dissemination outputs of the TONiC/FINDeRS research groups. The post holder will synergise with
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programme. The overarching aim is to develop an integrated, physiologically based, multiscale platform to humanise preclinical assessment of fetal drug exposure and toxicity during pregnancy. Under
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(Thompson A, et al. Functional validity, role, and implications of heavy alcohol consumption genetic loci. Sci Adv. 2020 Jan 15;6(3):eaay5034), we want to develop a programme of work which will help us
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We are seeking a motivated and committed research associate/postdoctoral research assistant to join our project Changing teaching practices and empowering students: towards a more inclusive language
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fusion research. Lead and mentor a team of researchers to develop and implement advanced algorithms for fusing heterogeneous data streams, optimising performance, and accuracy. Why join us: Lead ground
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and develop their careers. The University of Liverpool is one of the United Kingdom’s leading research institutions with an annual turnover of over £600 million, including £113 million for research
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or Literature to develop a substantial research project. You will be expected to contribute fully to the thriving research culture of the Department, to the study of English nationally and internationally, and to