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at the University of Liverpool. You will be part of an exciting Liverpool-based UKRI-funded programme of research called ¿SCHOUSE: Supporting Communities in social Housing and Optimising Urban food System
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This role is an exciting opportunity to work on the interplay between biology and physics on ocean carbon sequestration by the Biological Carbon Pump. You will run an ocean biogeochemical model
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“LAHAR-MM: An integrated approach to LAhar Hazard Assessment and eaRly warning using geophysical Monitoring and numerical Modelling”. This project will investigate the characteristics and flow behaviour
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these manipulations have on gene expression. This full-time role would be ideal for someone with a strong background in molecular biology in either model organisms or parasites and an interest in epigenetics
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are carried by electrons) and biological systems (where signals are carried by ions). This research will cover theoretical models at many scales including electron dynamics, soft-matter physics, materials
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for informing rheological characterisation of living and model algal cell walls in dynamic and physiological environments. This exciting project aims to reveal the mechanical properties of the cell walls
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Chen, based in the Department of Chemistry and the Materials Innovation Factory. Key responsibilities and duties: ¿ Design, synthesise and characterise new smart sustainable polymers and/or polymer
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manufacturing concept to synthesise hemicellulose-based functional polymers using an ultrasound driven generation of hemicellulose dispersions with controlled dimensions of the colloids followed by
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for the early detection of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and prediction of its progression to Alzheimer¿s disease through the analysis of corneal nerve images. You will be based in the Institute of Life Course
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Department of Psychology and be based in the Appetite & Obesity research group. The project is led by Professor Eric Robinson and Dr Jenna Cummings, University of Liverpool. Project partners include Imperial