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Maria Liakata in the context of the RAi UK/UKRI funded Keystone project on Addressing socio-technical limitations of Large Language Models (LLMs), particularly for medical and social computing https
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mechanisms linking matrix mechanics, bioelectrical signalling and fibrotic cell-state transition. More information on the project can be found here: https://marcfernandezyague.com The successful candidate
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a strong track record of high-impact publications, external funding (>£4 million) and mentoring early-career researchers within a collaborative and supportive environment. More information: https
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and platform engineers to make the databases reliable, performant and secure, and partners with the Technical Business Analyst and source-system owners on schema, migration and integration design
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includes experimental design, performance analysis, and supporting the development of technologies for converting medical waste into value-added chemicals and sustainable solvents, while working closely
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polymerisation, and coating. They will seek more sustainable routes to membrane manufacture, and design membranes for end of life. They will characterise membrane morphology, determine membrane
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experienced researcher, familiar with mixed methods approaches, health systems, community-based research and co-design we encourage you to apply. About You You are an experienced researcher who is
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the ability to design, optimise, and troubleshoot fabrication workflows from concept to device demonstration. Experience working in cleanroom environments will be expected. You will possess strong
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new sustainable fabrication techniques for membranes based around phase inversion, interfacial polymerisation, and coating. They will seek more sustainable routes to membrane manufacture, and design
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design and perform experimental studies, analyse data, and contribute to publications. Working within a collaborative research environment, the successful candidate will contribute to ongoing projects