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diagnostic tools to support the managements of patients with stroke. This is a unique opportunity to work in a multi-disciplinary, collaborative environment at the interface of AI, machine learning
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of effective development methodologies will empower and inspire our PGR community and contribute to the University¿s flourishing research environment. You will have a PhD in any discipline or equivalent
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us? - Collaborative Environment: Work alongside top researchers and industry experts in a dynamic and inclusive atmosphere. - Cutting-Edge Research: Lead innovative projects with direct applications in
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to the University¿s flourishing research environment. You will be able to see the big picture, with sharp attention to detail. You¿ll see solutions where others see challenges and you¿ll be driven to help PGRs
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findings will influence global cSLE treatment protocols. Within the vibrant research environment of the Department of Women¿s and Children¿s Health in Liverpool and the EATC4Children at Alder Hey Children¿s
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controlled trial. This post will suit a researcher who has experience of qualitative/mixed methods research in a healthcare or related environment. Working with patients, primary care practitioners and
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research programme that will elucidate how and why local environments influence population health, and directly influencing the implementation of place-based changes in two case study sites: Bradford and
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. This project, funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), aims to understand, and mitigate the “induced seismicity” that might be caused by injecting fluids into rocks. Subsurface fluid injection
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Mediterranean worlds. The department has also provided a unique and specialised environment for archival education for over 60 years. Our department boasts a wide-ranging temporal reach, from the medieval through
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award holder and is committed to encouraging, developing and supporting individuals in their research and academic careers. A dynamic, diverse and inclusive working environment must be an integral part of