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major threat to human health, which is for a large part driven by plasmids (mobile pieces of DNA) that facilitate AMR gene spread between bacteria. In this project you will develop new tools based
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infection. This project will ask how antibiotics reshape phage-bacteria interactions, resistance evolution, and cell-to-cell variation in bacterial responses. The student will combine experimental evolution
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infection. This project will ask how antibiotics reshape phage-bacteria interactions, resistance evolution, and cell-to-cell variation in bacterial responses. The student will combine experimental evolution
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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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to build the developing brain? This project explores how neuronal signals regulate astrocyte function and how this communication is disrupted in neurodevelopmental disorders. Using a unique combination of
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interests within the broad themes of geographies of work, community and social change. Any training will be supported through the University of Exeter’s Researcher Development Programme, with opportunities
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signals is hard. Real-world data is noisy, assumptions don't always hold, and the stakes of getting it wrong are high. You'll use and help further develop an open-source Julia-based toolkit, developed by co
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the adoption of novel technologies. Our prior independent and DSTL-funded research has established foundational safety assurance techniques for autonomous systems: This PhD will develop an assured runtime safety
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, speech, gaze, affective dynamics and interaction patterns. This PhD project will develop personalised AI models for computational mental health by simulating the latent cognitive processes underlying
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applications. The research project aims to explore the integration of 2D materials, such as graphene and post-graphene structures, into PFAS-free formulations to develop multifunctional coatings for porous