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ambition is to move beyond disease-specific approaches by identifying biological, behavioural and digital markers that can help characterise clinically meaningful processes across different health conditions
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– Robustness of dehydration detection: Examine the consistency of saliva-based dehydration detection across different dehydration models and participant cohorts, including sport and occupational settings
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chromosomes drive molecular differences at the cellular level. You'll also examine sex-specific differences in brains affected by neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disease. Join our dynamic research team
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bed play an important role. Reduced blood flow, leakage of the blood-brain barrier and the accumulation of harmful proteins often occur together. In this project, we test the hypothesis that leakage
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and functional materials. UV photopolymerisation, and more recently LED technologies, enable rapid, localised and energy-efficient processes. Recent developments in UV LEDs at different wavelengths, as
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%. The proven energy savings from this new technology present a favourable alternative to the existing belt conveyor technology, however for this to be realised, the differences created within this system need
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information-seeking behaviour and to examine how these differences relate to learning in the classroom. A central aim is to translate insights from fundamental research on curiosity into educational practice
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utilised by R-R to manufacture Titanium blisks across a range of engine types. R-Rs strategy requires the continued exploitation of this technology to a wider range of Titanium alloys, including dissimilar
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patient populations and expected patient benefits influence regulatory decisions. Building on these insights, you will examine how future regulatory approaches could support more responsible decision-making
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make uncertainty more or less acceptable, and how unmet medical needs, small patient populations and expected patient benefits influence regulatory decisions. Building on these insights, you will examine