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Germany, subject to MPIDR terms and conditions. The role is based within the Mortality and Inequalities Research Group at LSHTM with close partnership with the Department of Digital and Computational
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CNTs via CVD using varied catalyst formulations and growth conditions. Characterize CNTs using Raman spectroscopy, SEM/TEM, and elemental analysis. Investigate the influence of catalyst impurities (e.g
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reacting flow conditions. (iii) Identification of the conditions for which hydrodynamic/thermoacoustic instabilities exist. This studentship is part of an EPSRC funded project (EP/Y017951/1 ) and will train
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ribosomes and inserted into the membrane in a cotranslational manner. This intricate process requires coordination between various factors that guide ribosome docking and membrane integration. When misfolding
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NEDD4-1 and NEDD4-2 expression and function in human stem cells and dopaminergic neurons in culture as well as in human and mouse brain sections under physiological and pathophysiological conditions. We
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, process stability, and the downstream consolidation and performance of remanufactured composites. This fully-funded PhD project fits within a wider research programme with industrial partners and an
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, or physics, and will demonstrate a willingness for experimental fieldwork and data analysis. This PhD offers a unique opportunity to contribute to frontier research in atmospheric chemistry, with
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within fusion reactors, especially plasma-facing materials (PFMs) exposed to intense heat fluxes and energetic particles. Understanding and predicting how these materials degrade under such conditions is
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for candidates with a background in meteorology, climatology, physics, engineering and any related discipline, and a strong interest in applying advanced physical and computational methods to real-world
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-subsaturated air (but where no contrail was formed). Research Associate: Hold a PhD in Aerospace Engineering, Atmospheric Science, Physics, or a closely related discipline*, or equivalent research, industrial