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in observational health data including electronic health records (e.g. Clinical Research Practice Datalink) and genetic data (e.g. UK Biobank) linked to health data to inform the better use
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design. The role will combine experimental plasma science with numerical modelling to understand and improve nitrogen fixation pathways, alongside the use of analytical chemistry methods to quantify
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discovery are strongly encouraged to apply. You will work within a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that brings together expertise in chemistry, physics, and computer science. Success in
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innovative pharmaceutical materials, drug delivery systems and medical devices to address unmet clinical needs. We are looking for a postdoctoral research associate in biomedical engineering, bioengineering
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responsive, targeted and effective. You will develop blended solutions, hybrid practices, direct delivery, commissioning and the use of other development tools and techniques as required to ensure the impact
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focused on the use of enabling technology, such as flow, to control complex chemical processes. With projects in supramolecular synthesis, organic materials, industry processes, automated optimization, and
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semiconductors and semiconductors for water splitting applications). We will then use these materials to fabricate highly efficient water splitting devices and develop operando XPS methods to characterise the same
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discipline; or have significant experience in applying AI/ML to health data with a Master’s degree in the above areas if you do not have a PhD. You should bring experience in NLP or machine learning, strong
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ecological transitions needed for coastal communities to adapt to a changing climate. At its core, the project develops and applies the Coastal Regenerative Resilience (CR2) framework, an innovative yet
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soil health in coastal regions to gauge vulnerability within climate change and rising sea levels. ● As a PDRA, you will employ high-resolution coastal modelling to quantify the effect of sea