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international collaborators with opportunities for personal and professional development within research leadership, teaching and fellowship mentoring. Role Summary To design, perform and record experiments
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consultation events Liaise with Armed Forces stakeholders, charities and family support organisations Contribute to co-produced approaches to research design, interpretation and dissemination Contribute
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reactions. Experience applying Machine Learning to optimise and guide iterative laboratory experiments. Experience of oligonucleotide design and of adapting an amplification method to new target sequences
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range of activities within an established research programme in electrical power systems. Role Summary Work within specified research grants and projects and contribute to writing bids Operate within area
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. The student will design and run experimental studies in mixed reality/XR, analyse behavioural and motion data, and develop computational models of multisensory integration during active surface
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£37,494 Grade: 7 Full time, fixed term contract up to August 2027 Closing date: 17th August 2026 Background The primary purpose of this role is to undertake independent research and innovation in power
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methods, we plan to automatically measure the processes of change in sign languages. In addition, we will create a series of online perception tasks, which help us to understand how signers recognise
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internal secondment opportunity which would need to be agreed by your current line manager. Background Applications are welcomed from candidates in Europe and other overseas countries. Financial support for
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populations in the context of nanohertz gravitational-wave observations Applying probabilistic inference to gravitational waves, including through machine learning techniques Analyse and interpret research
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-methods research exploring the experiences and perspectives of singers and choral communities. They will contribute to the design and delivery of interviews, the analysis of qualitative and quantitative