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investment yet in the vibrant and strategically important field of Metamaterials research. Explore a career and grow your experience of commercial research and professional life in and around the Physical
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experience more stable blood glucose, potentially making exercise safer and easier to manage. But nobody has tested what actually happens to fuel use and glucose control during exercise in physically active
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Supervisors Professor Simon Horsley - Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Exeter Professor Alastair Hibbins - Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Exeter Summary
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investment yet in the vibrant and strategically important field of Metamaterials research. Explore a career and grow your experience of research and professional life in and around the Physical Sciences with
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helps build the brain? Ribosomes are complex molecular structures that play active roles in protein synthesis. During development, progenitor cells generate a diverse pool of neurons that form the adult
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, physical sciences, or a closely related discipline. We are particularly interested in candidates with: A degree in civil, mechanical, ocean, or offshore engineering, or a related discipline Interest in
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vulnerable to mould growth, which accelerates structural decay, compromises indoor air quality, and poses significant health risks to building occupants. Moisture exposure to outdoor surfaces can also cause
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will investigate oxysterols and oxylipins, specialised molecules that regulate immune responses and may also be exploited by Mycobacterium tuberculosis as nutrients. Building on our discovery of a novel
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individual expressive behaviours. The project builds on recent work showing that person-specific cognition can be computationally approximated by learning personalised neural architectures or model weights
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to design an AI system that integrates scientific knowledge for early dementia modelling, based on large language models and causal inference. The project has two stages: first, to construct a causal