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. The overall project is to broadly investigate the potential of magnetic reconnection as a method to accelerate plasma in future space propulsion systems. Various recent studies have suggested magnetic
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strategic interaction. The project will use EEG and hyperscanning methods alongside behavioural and naturalistic measures of social interaction. The Research Fellow will support the development and piloting
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have a PhD (or equivalent) in History or a closely related discipline and research expertise in early modern Spain and/or the Spanish Atlantic, maritime or commercial history. Excellent written and
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) transplants. The EIC‑funded HeartVision project aims to change this by developing a method to image heart cells as they function. Heart failure remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and currently
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range of different formats, such as formal meetings, workshops and one-on-one conversations. You will analyse data, feedback and insight to understand the views of our students and identify opportunities
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scholars in Europe. To be successful in this role you will have completed your PhD in a relevant discipline (or equivalent professional qualifications). You will have facility with building theoretical
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. This role will be instrumental in supporting our new robotics laboratory, including the design and delivery of practical robotics laboratory sessions, including digital twin software. To be successful in
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cross-disciplinary and delivered by researchers across the University of Southampton through the Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute (SMMI). We are seeking candidates with a PhD or equivalent
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combines experimental physics, optical metrology, automation, software development, data acquisition, reliability testing, and data analysis. You will join a collaborative, supportive group and have the
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the assigned trials. The role requires knowledge of the application of statistical methods to cancer trials, as well as activities relating to obtaining funding and dissemination of study results. Familiarity