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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Funding provider: Swansea University and the Medical Research Council (UKRI) Subject areas: Immunology, Metabolism, Cell
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Approaches to Explore the Reciprocal Interaction Between Cell Metabolism This is a joint PhD programme between Swansea University and Université Grenoble Alpes. Established in 2012/13, the Swansea and Grenoble
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part of the existing research team led by Professor Trystan Watson you will explore how the next generation of printed solar cells can be taken from the printing of single layers to the integration
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Cardiomyocyte Dynamic Network Analysis with Machine Learning (Ecidna-ML) This project represents a new approach to map dynamical interactions in networks of human cardiac cells. Network dyssynchronisation is a
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Bullets Against Bacteria A significant phenotypic heterogeneity exists within the clonal bacterial population for adhesion to different surfaces. Bacteria even lacking adhesive lectins can bind to cells and
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Bullets Against Bacteria A significant phenotypic heterogeneity exists within the clonal bacterial population for adhesion to different surfaces. Bacteria even lacking adhesive lectins can bind to cells and
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. Applicants must be able to begin their course of study in October 2024. As a cohort-based programme, deferral to an alternative enrolment window within the academic year or to another academic year is not
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potential moderating/mediating variables such as reproductive stage, time of day, individual/group format and type of exercise in the relationship between women’s exercise motivation, exercise engagement
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Applicants must be able to begin their course of study in October 2024. As a cohort-based programme, deferral to an alternative enrolment window within the academic year or to another academic year is not
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condition, targeting study skills, independent learning, and time management during the transition to university. This research will form the basis for a future RCT on Prevail for first-year students