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An opportunity has arisen for a Research Fellow in Machine Cognition in UCL Linguistics, within the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences and Faculty of Brain Sciences. UCL is ranked eighth
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biological validation experiments. Supporting integration of biological workflows with automated imaging, manipulation and sampling technologies. Working closely with engineers and software developers
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Photochemistry and chemical dynamics Visualisation and manipulation of chemical structures Biomaterials Microporous solids Single molecule magnets Sustainable energy and hydrogen storage materials Conjugated and
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of virulence in Staphylococcus aureus and C. difficile bacterial manipulation of apoptosis bacteriophage and pathogenicity island genetics development of therapeutic anti-virulence strategies pneumonia and
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. Ultimately, the project seeks to identify molecular targets that could be manipulated to enhance crop resilience under climate change. Techniques: protein isolation gene expression confocal imaging genetics
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pathogens 3, 1380–7 (2007). Celli, S., Lemaître, F. & Bousso, P. Real-time manipulation of T cell-dendritic cell interactions in vivo reveals the importance of prolonged contacts for CD4+ T cell activation
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molecular mechanisms underlying vascular disease that leads to stroke and myocardial infarct. Finally, this will be coupled with either pharmacological or genetic manipulation of these mechanisms to identify
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region called the thalamus: specifically the anterior thalamus. We aim to find out what happens in RSC if the inputs from thalamus or from visual cortex are independently manipulated, and then to use
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to manipulate the microscopic world). We also study how tiny prisms and lenses can create strange optical transformations and how optical beams interact with cold atoms and gases. Potential research projects
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-resolution live imaging, traction force microscopy, AFM, substrate fabrication, membrane tension measurement, inhibitor studies, as well as some genetic manipulation. References: Ridone, P., Vassalli, M