27 science positions at ; University of Plymouth in United Kingdom

PhD Biological Sciences – “Predicting developmental responses to environmental challenge”

pipelines already created by the team. Skills developed during this studentship will include embryology, computational biology, deep learning and high-throughput phenotyping. Eligibility Applicants should

PhD Biomedical Sciences - Understanding the Role of the Mas Receptor in Demyelinating Disease and Injury

DoS: Dr Eve Kelland ([email protected] ) 2nd Supervisor: Professor David Parkinson ([email protected] ) Applications are invited for a three-yearPhD studentship. The studentship will start on 1st October 2024. Project Description Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a complex...

PhD studentship: Marine Biological Association/University of Plymouth Collaborative Doctoral Award, ‘A Networked Ocean: historical archives and collections at the Marine Biological Association’

Origins, anonymous self-made and handcrafted volumes of marine illustrations – the collections and archive offer PhD students the opportunity to explore the origins of Marine Science and the Association

PhD Studentship: Smart nutrient sensor networks using miniaturised optical and electrochemical detection

data from water quality monitoring networks [4] and application of emerging technology, including off-the shelf Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and novel miniaturised chemical sensors (nanomaterials

Doctoral Teaching Assistant

Faculty of Science and Engineering The School of Biological and Marine Sciences, at the University of Plymouth, invites applications for a number of Doctoral Teaching Assistantship positions

PhD Studentship: Evaluating the role of Big Data in understanding livestock impacts on the upland landscape

this multidisciplinary project we will explore the potential of cutting-edge sensor technology, data retrieval and computational approaches for understanding landscape-level interactions between livestock and the

PhD Studentship: Pancreatic beta cell glucolipotoxicity – how do dietary nutrients turn into toxins?

Applications are invited for a three-year PhD studentship inthe Mitochondrial Biology group of Dr Charles Affourtit, School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health. The studentship will start, 1

PhD Studentship: Monitoring morphological variability of different gravel barrier typologies

to combine remote sensing observations, data science techniques and numerical modelling for different UK gravel beaches. The student will deploy an emerging observational technology such as 2D LiDAR to monitor

PhD Studentship: Determining the Dietary Accumulation and Toxicity of Nanoplastics and Co-contaminants (Zinc Oxide Nanomaterials) in Fish

, Toxicology or Chemistry laboratory working processes and safety procedures is a must, including experience in how to write/follow Risk Assessments and (Bio)COSHH forms. Regrettably, for this studentship, we

PhD Studentship: Monitoring marine biodiversity using AI approaches

intelligence and deep-learning, R and Python programming. Person specification: A degree in either an ecological field, computer science field, or other highly numerate field e.g. mathematics, engineering etc is