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Contract Fixed term for 12 months Hours Full-time (37.5 per week) About the role The postholder is expected primarily to deliver the core objectives of the BodleianLLM project: curating, cleaning and documenting a multilingual humanities training corpus drawn from Oxford's GLAM collections;...
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to the development of vaccines and therapeutics. You will be responsible for conducting high-quality research under supervision of Professor Tang. You will join an interactive, dynamic group applying multidisciplinary
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Innovation Agency, and is fixed-term to 29/02/2028. The project involves the development of a miniaturised bird ring with LTE connectivity and energy harvesting based power provision for very long duration
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into novel clinical treatments for incurable retinal diseases. The main objectives of Professor Kapetanovic’s research programmes are the: Discovery and development of new genetic therapies for retinal
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multidisciplinary research programme, you will contribute to the development of innovative computational and systems biology approaches to uncover the mechanisms underlying protection against infectious diseases and
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We are seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Assistant to join the Department of Statistics at the University of Oxford, working on the development of the Genetic Inheritance Graph (GIG), a
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. Involvement in other ongoing research programs is also possible, based on the progress in the main project. The candidate will be expected to perform additional engineering tasks to ensure the development
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Kapetanovic’s research programmes are the: Discovery and development of new genetic therapies for retinal diseases. Investigation of innovative ocular surgical techniques including robotic eye surgery. Testing
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, Sheppard Lab and PubMLST development team, the researcher will support and analyze large bacterial genome collections to understand the epidemiology and evolution of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in
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features of the regenerated plants. The role will also involve protocol development and working closely with other members of the group on chloroplast transformation. This post is full time and is available