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). The ideal candidate will have: A PhD in environmental science or closely related discipline by the start date of the appointment Broad understanding of eco-evolutionary optimality concepts and modelling
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). The PDRA in Functional Biodiversity will work on the LEMONTREE (Land Ecosystem Models based On New Theory, observations and Experiments) project and will be part of a team of scientists developing a
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their scales, exploring parameter space for vortex behaviour using theory and idealised model simulations, testing the relevance of the new paradigm using case studies observed using during the NERC
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megakaryocyte cell communication and coordination. We will employ a range of approaches including advanced microscopy (confocal and intravital), models of thrombus formation (ex vivo and in vivo ), and flow
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modelling, simulation, and data analysis, applied first and foremost to the field of platelet biology and haemostasis. The postholder will play a key role in a project that will develop novel computational
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to: Use gut models to explore new microbial approaches associated with cognitive function and gut health in military personnel Develop new probiotic microorganisms and synbiotic variants, and Evaluate (in
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, and to relevant training and career development support. The post is based in the Department of Languages and Cultures at the University of Reading, which is part of the School of Humanities. The School