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creation of new photonic technologies based on spatiotemporal metamaterials and structured light. A crucial feature of the programme will be the close interaction with partners in both industry and academia
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-resolved measurements with fs resolution, advanced data-analysis methodologies, and experience with time-varying metamaterials. The opportunity to contribute to a pioneering research programme aimed
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We are seeking an experienced Research Assistant with strong data analysis skills to join an exciting Breakthrough T1D-funded research programme led by the Misra Group at Imperial College London
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Overcoming the Terascale Design Challenge: Next-Generation Efficient AI for Discoveries in Surface Science and Catalysis research project, an ambitious research programme establishing a next-generation
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and plan your own scientific work with appropriate supervision You will appropriately process and store clinicalsamples You will have a knowledge and abide by conditions of the ethical approvals
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pursue ambitious, high-risk research to advance the fundamental science of artificial intelligence and address some of the field's most important challenges. The programme will create a unique
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-SOFC research programme on development of direct ammonia solid oxide fuel cells. This programme represents a new and timely collaboration between the United Kingdom and Singapore and will be based
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of programmatic research, funded by a range of partners. This project falls within the Science and Innovation pillar of the Fleming Initiative’s programme of research. You will lead the development of advanced
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Engineering and Laboratory Automation to strengthen the experimental side of its antibody and nanobody design programme and to take a leading part in establishing its new laboratory at Imperial following
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the ARIA (UK Advanced Research + Invention Agency) Robot Dexterity Programme, and is a collaboration with University College London, INESC Microssistemas e Nanotecnologias (Portugal) and Universidad de