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USA. MASLD is a complex multisystem metabolic disease involving pathological cross‑talk between the liver, adipose tissue, gut, and immune system. The MIMIC programme aims to develop human
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of methods for tasks such as data harmonisation, phenotype representation, genomic analysis and patient or gene prioritisation. Working within research high-performance computing (HPC) environments
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, gut, and immune system. The MIMIC programme aims to develop human, immunocompetent, patient‑derived multi‑organ models, using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and organ‑on‑chip technologies
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The Role: We are seeking an outstanding computational biologist to join the BioFAIR Pathfinder project to develop computational framework for gene regulatory network (GRN) inference methods in
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, that can be realised using cloud compute infrastructure and other novel deployment architectures. Given our team's existing research skillset in novel machine learning approaches, we are recruiting a
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with human experimental research and quantitative data analysis. Experience with EEG hyperscanning, social neuroscience, social interaction paradigms, behavioural coding, or systematic reviews would be
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of Humanities at the University of Southampton. For informal enquiries, please contact Professor Craig Lambert at [email protected] . Please apply by uploading your CV and a cover letter detailing how your
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Applications are invited for an ambitious Senior Research Fellow in Health Economics to work at the University of Southampton and contribute to a nationally-leading research programme funded by
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. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge biometric research at the intersection of computer science and digital identity technologies. Funded by the United Nation Safe Online scheme
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We are seeking a motivated Research Fellow to join a Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP)-funded project investigating the evolutionary origins and diversification of sensory receptor and ion