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at The University of Manchester. You will hold an MSc and/or PhD (or equivalent) in epidemiology, medical statistics / biostatistics, health data science, health services research, or some other quantitative academic
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-star Singapore possessing expertise in determining the metasurface-induced scattering of fields from QEs [2], and with partners at the University of Manchester possessing expertise in open quantum
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at the University of Manchester possessing expertise in open quantum systems theory [1]. [1] Jake Iles-Smith, Neill Lambert, and Ahsan Nazir, Phys. Rev. A 90, 032114 (2014) [2] Diego R. Abujetas and José A. Sánchez
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on circumstances) set at the UKRI rate as a minimum (£19,237 for 2024/25). A fully funded PhD position in multiscale modelling of polymer composites is available in the group of Professor Carbone at the University
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collaboration between Manchester Metropolitan University, The University of Manchester, The Strategic Clinical Network of Greater Manchester and Manchester Foundation Trust. It will look to explore and understand
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National Biomarker Centre is a leading and highly specialised translational research centre within The University of Manchester (www.manchester.ac.uk ), core funded by Cancer Research UK
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. Having a grasp of the statistical approaches used to analyse genome-wide datasets would be an advantage. An understanding of liquid biopsies, cancer genomics, and/or cancer biology are also desirable. You
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), entitled ‘Doing more with less: digital twinning of Ti forgings’. This project is a collaboration between the University of Manchester, the University of Strathclyde and the Turing Institute. The role will
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the University of Manchester, Sellafield Ltd and the UK Atomic Energy Authority. The facility is well equipped with a range of robotic systems, including quadruped robots like Unitree B1 and Boston Dynamics Spot
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strategy to minimise non-biological variability in the measures and iii) implement it at the acquisition and/or image processing level. The project is in close collaboration with the University of Manchester